Sentence examples for help it cope from inspiring English sources

Jordan has been widely praised for its efforts – and received substantial cash flows to help it cope – but its patience is clearly running out.

"In my experience, the majority of DROP's have not been cost-neutral," said Joseph Esuchanko, the actuary hired by Houston to help it cope with its pension morass.

In August Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) announced the return of night shifts at its plant near Liverpool, to help it cope with strong demand for its luxurious Evoque model.

The force said the money was needed to help it cope with cutting £16m from its budget.

All animals, including humans, form partnerships with such organisms, but a sponge's partners produce an exceptionally vast pharmacopeia, perhaps to help it cope without an immune system of its own.

The agency's new funding strategy puts far greater emphasis on theatre groups, art centres, galleries and festivals competing against each other for subsidies for one-off projects from next April to help it cope with a £2.1m cut in its funding from the Scottish government.

Trimming roots often helps it cope with its small environment.

I.B.M., the technology company, said Thursday that it raised its full-year outlook and reported higher-than-expected quarterly profit as its focus on higher-margin software and services businesses helped it cope with weak technology spending.

That infrastructure allows the company to respond quickly to changes in customer requirements and helps it cope with logistics problems, such as those caused by Hurricane Katrina in 2005.

Thoman had been the chief financial officer at IBM, helping it cope with the threat of smaller competitors, and Xerox liked his technology background.

As it slowly heals, it can develop a new balance; a dynamic equilibrium that helps it cope with stress in the future.