Sentence examples for coping with a problem from inspiring English sources

Vettel's hungry mind had absorbed the sport's history in detail and even in the midst of coping with a problem during the race, he had the spare capacity to start quoting it.

One might dread coping with a problem of identifiability in this instance.

From a societal viewpoint, it makes little sense to divert precious antibiotics to cope with a problem that is unlikely to materialize.

Analysts said European leaders had so far failed to come up with a clear solution to cope with a problem on the scale of Italy's debt.

But America's unemployment-insurance system can no longer cope with a problem of this size.Benefits normally last for just six months.

More generally, they are proposing a public-private partnership to cope with a problem — the soaring cost of health care and health insurance — that affects families, employers and the nation's ability to compete in a global economy.

And the question of "climate equity" -- the obligations of rich nations to help poor countries cope with a problem they had no part in creating -- is more than an "environmental" issue.

The researchers also realized that such natural cleaning might help them cope with a problem that arose once they started transplanting their farmed coral onto the reef.

As mentioned in the introduction, the implementation of a classical MIMO architecture for applications in the HF band must cope with a problem of available space.

One consequence, Asphaug adds, is that future asteroid landers may need to cope with a problem faced by astronauts on the moon: coatings of charged dust on their instruments.

It is desperately trying to cope with a problem caused by rich nations, which are responsible for the lion's share of historic greenhouse-gas pollution.