Sentence examples for coping with the increase from inspiring English sources

In coping with the increase in heavy downpours, which bring floods, Ms. Staniforth's conservators have gradually installed wider gutters and leaders and placed medieval-style spouts at the base of parapets that can quickly drain off large amounts of water.

This study offers the first such type of research conducted in Bangladesh where the extent of the use of traditional medicines have been studied as an essential strategy for coping with the increase of climate sensitive diseases and sickness of the communities vulnerable to climate change.

Military charities say they are not coping with the increased demand for mental health support.

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Southern RHCs have had difficulties coping with the increasing number of predators such as wolves and bears (Heikkinen et al.2011).2011

At completion, Sorrell wrote me, "Thanks for coping with the increased workload".

Community data curation promises to be a solution to the problem of coping with the increasing size and complexity of biological data.

(To cope with the increase in business it would need this expansion in size).

A growing number of primary schools have become supersized as they struggle to cope with the increase in population.

Morgan will also unveil initiatives to help children cope with the increase in exam pressure the changes may bring, including character- and resilience-building through competitive sport.

"For example we have opened a temporary store in Bluewater shopping centre [in Kent] to help our permanent store there to cope with the increase in demand".