Sentence examples for have learnt to cope with from inspiring English sources

People here have learnt to cope with earthquakes and tsunami, but it's the not knowing what's happening with the nuclear reactors, which is the most difficult thing to cope with". 1043: Ben Griffiths from Koriyama city, Fukushima prefecture tells the BBC: "I am confident the [nuclear] situation will be resolved.

England have learnt to cope with this heightened motivation.

These are things fast-food firms have learnt to cope with and to deflect.

EVER since they started pumping water for their vines, the winegrowers of Langhorne Creek have learnt to cope with crises.

As an ambulance technician for many years, I have learnt to cope with the many difficult situations and challenges thrown at you in the line of duty.

"I got use to the fact that it's probably going to be a problem somewhere and over the years I have learnt to cope with it I suppose I…probably look at that now and see normal" (Male 2) Existing theories of help-seeking for depression have had mixed results and emphasised logistical and practical rather than psychological factors affecting help-seeking [ 22, 23, 27].

As symptoms have a gradual onset, participants had learnt to cope with diminishing sight ability.

Lately, clients have learnt to be parsimonious with their marketing budgets.

Indians such as myself whose features might pass for Middle Eastern have learnt to put up with the misadventures of flying.

So I have learnt to do it with experience".

"As a technical organisation with computing at its core, it resonated with many of our staff, who have learnt to program during their career," GCHQ said.