Sentence examples for later to cope from inspiring English sources

The suit asserted that the federal Indian hospital in Shiprock, N.M., at the center of the area where the virus had been discovered in 1993, was still unprepared, five years later, to cope with a disease that kills nearly 4 of every 10 people it infects.

It was odd, then, to see the Kazakh Marina Volnova, a determined, ungainly opponent, bully her way through to the semi-finals on Monday night, and sad to witness Marshall, the reigning world champion at 75kg, struggle later to cope with the disappointment.

But three days later, unable to cope with a complicated wound care regimen, he landed back in the hospital.

So the finding shows that some large mammals were able to survive the ice in isolated spots, only to die off later, unable to cope with changes in vegetation, perhaps, or the victims of human or other predators.

The story follows a middle-class couple torn by disagreements over whether to leave Iran; how to care for the husband's Alzheimer's-burdened father; and, later, how to cope with an investigation by a local judge into an alleged crime in their household.

It was later announced that, to cope with demand, the print run of this week's special international edition of Charlie Hebdo would be increased to 5 million.

It was later announced that, to cope with demand, the print run of this week's Charlie Hebdo woud be increased from 3 million to 5 million.

Our second guest, Hamza, arrived a couple of weeks later, having struggled to cope at the Glasgow Destitution Network's Night Shelter, because of sleeping problems caused by the traumas he had experienced.

But three weeks later it proved unable to cope with heavy demand for the Phish reunion tour and left countless fans angry.

They will only develop the inner strength they need to cope later if they are allowed a happy, stress-free childhood first.

Hours later he found himself unable to cope with the loss.