Sentence examples for let alone cope from inspiring English sources
According to the shadow local government minister, Hilary Benn: "It's going to be harder for councils to keep services going, let alone cope with rising demand for social care as the number of older people increases".
Brazil has dispatched hundreds of thousands of troops on mosquito-eradication campaigns in the the worst affected areas, but the government is struggling to comprehend let alone cope with the epidemic.
But the £27m of funding over the next year is nowhere near enough to maintain even the current level of advisory services, let alone cope with the expected dramatic increase in debt and other consumer problems as the impact of public sector and other job losses, benefit cuts and a rise in borrowing costs hits home.
Unfortunately, more and more of them are reporting that they feel unable to cope, let alone thrive.
But the city still does not have a functioning council, let alone the hotels or roads to cope with the millions of tourists expected to arrive next year.
I left my marriage an emotionally broken woman who had no confidence in her ability to cope with life, let alone as a single mother.
Even confident sides struggle to cope with such setbacks, let alone one that has been battered from pillar to post in the last five weeks.
Yet Turkey has enough trouble coping with the PKK, let alone getting embroiled in regime change.
Back then there was little money for food, let alone new curtains, but people found ways to cope.
And relatives and friends spoke of Julie Hernnkind as a woman ill-equipped to cope with her own emotional problems, let alone five troubled children.
