Sentence examples for coping with how from inspiring English sources
Many are coping with how to care for aging parents -- some in the early stages of dementia.
For some it was a case of coping with how weak they were after their emergency, as they struggled to look after themselves and their babies.
I'm struggling to cope with how upset I feel so sometimes I cut myself just to have a release but it's not enough.
Yes, he self-destructs when Johnny's heroism ends in his death, but that's because Dallas can't cope with how unfair society is.
I need those bits of red, white and blue to cope with how I feel, to elicit a thumbs-up from some stranger with a flag of his or her own.
To Pritsker, the most significant obstacle to the successful replication of experiments is the outdated text format of traditional journals: it simply can't cope with how elaborate experiments have become.
"I had numerous suicide attempts because I couldn't cope with how much pain I was in.
The lead up to cannabis legalization has seen hundreds of grey market dispensaries pop up across the country and cities have struggled to cope with how to regulate them, in some cases taking vastly different approaches.
In Raina Telgemeier's "Smile," the 6th-grade heroine, also named Raina, loses her 2 front teeth and has to cope with how her friends deal with her as she undergoes various orthodontic procedures to restore her smile.
Consider how you react to stress, how you cope with loss, how you manage your anger, how you treat your loved ones.
