Sentence examples for currently cope with from inspiring English sources

The Thames Barrier can currently cope with the threat posed by rising sea levels, but these defences are likely to need updating at a cost of £4bn over the next 40 years.

Animals that currently cope with internal hypercapnia may be pre-adapted to survive future increases in environmental PCO2 as well.

A starting point for many climate change assessments should be evaluation of how populations currently cope with climate variability, particularly weather extremes such as floods, droughts, and heat events, to indicate where additional interventions are needed.

The Passport Office is currently coping with nearly half a million forms.

We are currently coping with his greatly increased mobility and insatiable desire to put anything and everything into his mouth.

But nothing in this study or in the quotes from scientists suggests that wild animals are currently coping with our noise.

Contrast Mrs Merkel's forthright remarks on the anti-Islamic demonstrations with which Germany is currently coping, with Mr Cameron's skirting of the moral aspects of the immigration debate to see the difference.

Our democracy is currently coping with a volume of digitized noise that is crushing the civic soul of government.

In other words, the Mediterranean countries currently trying to cope with migrants from other parts of the world may eventually have a migrant crisis of their own.

Having led Ferrari out of the wilderness, he now hopes to do the same for Italian business which is currently struggling to cope with the strong euro and competition from the developing world.

Currently, it can cope with only Mandarin and Cantonese, a common southern dialect used in Hong Kong and Guangdong province.