Sentence examples for experienced to cope from inspiring English sources

The clade-specific appearance of functionally distinct GluRS within a phylum reflects the function-specific evolutionary pressures they experienced to cope with the presence/absence of other genomic components like GlnRS (between ND- and D-GluRS) and/or gatCAB (between D- and D- GluRS).

"We have the experience to cope with it".

We don't have the infrastructure, the knowledge or the experience to cope with one if it occurs.

You want to have management in place who are shareowners and have experience to cope with the ups and downs in the business.

To this end, we believe new personnel at the top have real credibility, with the requisite experience to cope with the mammoth challenge of turning Morrisons' fortunes around.

Although Button has the experience to cope with the situation, at the age of 22 it is tough on Magnussen to be left hanging on.

The Dynamo have shown before that they come good when it matters, that they have the players and experience to cope with their poor start and take them all the way to the MLS Cup final.

And though as a punter he was at the periphery of the team and little noticed by fans, Mr. Bushart had the personality and experience to cope better as a minority.

The outgoing BBC executive caused controversy in 2010 when he said in an interview on Radio 4's Feedback that most women presenters did not have the experience to cope with Today's "incredibly difficult" environment.

I think markets would too – he has the right mixture of intellect, pragmatism and experience to cope with the future issues that the ongoing credit crisis will throw at the UK".

"They're faced with an evil that they don't have the experience to cope with, and they're going to fight it so that they can go back to their normal lives.