Sentence examples for coping drop from inspiring English sources
Ride to the top of the ramp and shift your weight onto the coping Drop in on the other side of the spine.
Those who are unable to cope may drop out.
How many workers do you need to keep on retainer, how do cope with drop outs and how do you keep people interested so that they are available to work at a fraction of a second's notice?
Copes drops as many as 150 pennies into the device, before the weight of the pennies breaks the pretzel.
Much of the fall was due to businesses slashing inventories to cope with drops in sales.
On Friday, Mr. D'Antonio of JustMugshots was coping with a drop in Web traffic and, at the same time, determining which financial services companies would do business with him.
Randgold chief executive Mark Bristow told BBC World News that his company could cope with drops in the price of gold.
And Mo Salah finished well twice in three minutes as Roma again coped without dropped club legend Francesco Totti, who watched from the stands.
Other abuse survivors coped by dropping out of school, by developing addictions, by becoming homeless, or by prostituting themselves, ending up in prison.
To cope with drops in temperature, plants have developed a series of physiological adaptations that rely on the up- and down-regulation of cold responsive genes triggered by cold exposure (e.g. [ 20, 21]; reviewed in [ 22]).
Its real headache, given that most of its costs are in euros and its sales in dollars, is coping with a 30% drop of the dollar against the euro in recent years.
