Sentence examples similar to coping cut from inspiring English sources

To do a cope cut, cut one of the two molding pieces to the exact length of the wall for that side, so that the end butts up against the adjoining wall.

The coping responses cut across all four themes and are hence not presented separately.

Refuges, already coping with cuts in funding, are not always accessible or able to meet needs.

The agencies are already coping with cuts of up to 15percentt in their expense budgets.

She tweets about poverty, ill health and injustice, highlighting the real life stories of how people and families are coping with cuts.

They also contain lessons for Mr Cameron.Britain's local governments have already achieved something remarkable: they have maintained their approval ratings while coping with cuts in central funding of an astonishing 28% over five years.

And for the legions of low paid workers, a 3% rise in the minimum wage in October will likely be eaten up by higher rents and coping with cuts in benefits.

The findings emerged in the third of six planned reports by a group of housing associations, which are tracking how families living in social housing in the north-west of England are coping with cuts to their income as a result of welfare changes and recession.

So the rain has had some effect on the ground, though not so much as to put you off horses who don't cope with cut in the ground, at least in straight-course races.

Some youth use drugs and alcohol abuse as a way to cope, others cut themselves.

What could an education consultant teach students that would help them cope with cuts like that?