Sentence examples for in a position to cope from inspiring English sources

The muted market reaction to events in Cyprus, he said, showed that "we are now in a position to cope with serious crises without them becoming existential or systemic".

It comes after MPs said "confusing" and "contradictory" information relating to NHS crisis plans raised questions about whether the service would be in a position to cope better next winter.

The view from the bond and equity markets seems to be that emerging markets are in a better position to cope with a credit crunch than rich countries are—and have grown better than they were at coping (see article).There is a problem, however.

The company is selling Napier Brown to Tereos, the world's fifth largest sugar group, putting the business in a better position to cope with an EU decision to end sugar beet quotas from 2017.

Yet many people in Mannheim believe they are in a better position to cope with the long-term consequences of the refugee crisis than bigger cities such as Berlin, Hamburg or Munich.

She said the county was in a good position to cope with cuts in public spending.

This learning challenged a common assumption that countries with a higher level of socio-economic development would automatically be in a better position to cope with the challenges posed by HIV/AIDS, and in so doing provide lessons for less developed countries.

"The fact that there have been such dips in performance so early in the season does not leave the health service in a good position to cope with the rest of winter".

This puts them in a strong position to cope with the high interest rates that might be needed to defend the currency board.With such strong economic and financial fundamentals it is hard to see why Hong Kong's currency board is under such attack.

He also said the region's countries were in a better position to cope with any repercussions from the US Federal Reserve's tapering of its stimulus programme.

We must do our best to preserve their lives while investing in restoring people's livelihoods and building community resilience, so that they will be in a better position to cope with the next drought -- which will come, no doubt about it.