Sentence examples for cope with very difficult from inspiring English sources
What this report demonstrates very clearly is that rather than being a 'nice to do', this is a 'must do' for an economy which wants to become more competitive and at the same time help its poorest people into jobs and to cope with very difficult and stretching financial conditions.
Aspects of their personality have been "dissociated", and they acquired the technique in childhood of reacting with the "part" of themselves that could cope with very difficult situations.
He wants them to be intellectually engaged and to cope with these very difficult surfaces.
Except for 2008 when my second daughter was born, every anniversary thereafter I hung Sergio's poster and sat down for my interviews; it was my yearly ritual and two of the ways in which I coped with the very difficult day.
He said: "To be thrust from being on holiday one minute into the middle of an international media storm, and how to cope with that, was very, very difficult".
The principles and analogies unearthed by Synergetics will certainly be very he1pfu~ to cope with such difficult problems.
Grown-up sisters cope with their difficult mother.
For people with vitiligo, learning to cope can be very difficult--but it's essential.
I found parents who'd gone through mental anguish - who had questioned if they had done anything wrong, and who now appeared to be coping admirably with a very difficult and sensitive situation.
