Sentence examples for ill cope from inspiring English sources

"It is not unreasonable to expect the government to... provide some simple way to help the mentally ill cope with the confusing array of health care options and agencies and guide them to appropriate treatment," he writes.

Zoe managed to live with her daughters at the start of her illness, but soon became too ill to cope.

Finalists: Carol Guzy of The Washington Post for her powerfully intimate coverage of the perils and sorrow of childbirth in Sierra Leone, where women face the world's highest rate of maternal mortality; and Sonya Hebert of The Dallas Morning News for her empathetic portrait of palliative care in a Texas medical center as terminally ill patients cope with the end of their lives.

Fearing that her mother was becoming too ill to cope, in 2005 (at the age of 17) Manning returned to the United States.

Finally, coping refers to the way chronically ill patients cope with problems they encounter.

In other words, how the ill partners cope with their situation may be even more important to their spouses than the effect of the illness per se.

The daughter was exhausted from caring for her mother for months; the daughter's husband, in turn, was becoming ill from coping with his wife's extreme stress.

He should retract all of those unseemly excuses about how it was just a mistake, that he was ill or coping with stress, that he had a brilliant career that should not be sullied by the facts.

What they discovered was that the country was ill prepared to cope.

When the famine that led to the Live Aid appeal hit, Ethiopia was a nation ill prepared to cope.

They are ill prepared to cope with a weakening economy and rising gas prices, and they know it.