Sentence examples for cope with while from inspiring English sources

It can be difficult to cope with while providing leadership.

Carneiro also highlighted how players have "social networks to cope with" while mentally preparing for a game.

His pace of ball was at times too much for his team-mates to cope with while a couple of runs went unnoticed by them, particularly when he was looking to play one-twos.

Nevertheless the managers of small companies are frustrated at the red tape and employee regulations that they have to cope with, while the strong pound and high interest rates handicap them against European competition.

The advantages of this style of work are that you can often base yourself at home, work hours that suit you (so sudden emergencies--like the sickly children I had to cope with while writing this column--can be worked around without your employer realising), and focus on a fairly narrow range of tasks that interest you.

New trains were also needed to cope with overcrowding, while existing rolling stock needed repairs.

The medical worker said seven people had died so far in January due to starvation, and that schools had been closed as neither children nor teachers could cope with studying while starving.

Thereafter, it is possible to define maintenance and failure situations in different operating periods to ensure that the plant will be able to cope with them, while meeting process requirements at minimum cost.

An extra 16,500 train seats will be available to cope with demand while Cardiff Bus has to move some services.

Such strategies enable communities to spread risk and cope with shocks while maintaining the availability of resources that support their lives.

People who express high levels of optimism have a relatively high ability to cope with problems, while less optimistic people tend to avoid or ignore problems (Scheier et al. 1986; Rand 2009).