Sentence examples for coping against from inspiring English sources

What was undeniable was that the programme helped move the argument far from the stereotypes of pineapple-nosed meths men, and into the milieu of chintzy (or cosy, or minimalist) middle-class living rooms everywhere, and highlight a hidden nation coping against hope with both the bottle and full-time jobs – solicitors, managers, anaesthetists.

However, there is worldwide concern on the conservation and utilization of these breeds which are also an important source of genetic diversity that can be used for disease resistance and for coping against climate change (FAO 2007).

More specifically, coping against emotional and sensorial demands could be a worthwhile strategy.

Time to see how Rio Ferdinand copes against Manu Tuilagi.

With fixtures against Tottenham and Manchester City next, we are about to discover how Chelsea cope against heavy pressing.

But he said that England had enough strength in depth to cope against Ukraine.

More applause from a French crowd who are getting behind Murray's valiant attempts to cope against the imperious Nadal.

"Verizon very much wanted to have a solution to cope against Apple and we were very keen to have success," said Mr. Jha.

Arsenal's manager expressed concern that Sánchez would be pressed into action and suffer a serious setback and will watch anxiously how his key forward copes against Uruguay.

The 36-year-old, who has 142 caps, could not cope against the Dutch and his international career may end with him being dropped today.

If the amount of transmitted parity bits increases above the Slepian–Wolf limit, the added redundancy is exploited to cope against the noise in the transmission channel.