Sentence examples for it was coping from inspiring English sources

The minister praised the NHS and said it was coping with increasing pressures well, however.

It was coping with an outbreak of norovirus, a common and highly contagious intestinal bug.

Northern Foods, the maker of Goodfella's pizza and Fox's biscuits, yesterday cheered the market with results at the top end of expectations, assuring investors it was coping with rising costs of ingredients by passing them on to customers.

The idea was to see how the region was faring in the face of some of the harshest government cuts in the country, particularly how it was coping without the same political influence it enjoyed under the Labour era, when key cabinet members - and Tony Blair - had seats in the region.

I started learning German with a view to studying the history of peasant revolts in later medieval Europe, but as my German improved I became very interested in what was happening in Germany – it was just after the 1968 student revolutions, there was a lot happening and the Nazi period wasn't that far away – and how it was coping with the legacy of the war".

But like almost all other large investment banks, it is coping with the aftermath of the financial crisis, including its involvement in the subprime mortgage market in America.

I didn't belong in this world, and I was coping with it alone.

Well, it is coping admirably; but certainly not coping unproblematically.

It is coping with new threats like Britain's vote to leave the European Union.

Failure to do so is leading to increased bullying and violence.Mr Spurr says the prison system is under growing pressure, but that it is coping.

The monthly figures come just before NHS England is due to start publishing on Friday a weekly snapshot of how it is coping during the winter.