Sentence examples for may not cope from inspiring English sources

If that demand eventually triples, as some predict, Coal India may not cope.

Moreover, the major emerging-market countries, which steered successfully through the storms of 2008 and 2009, may not cope as well with the problems looming on the horizon.

It was a six-picture deal and the problem is, if one of these pictures is a big success and it changes your life, you may not cope with it as well as you expected.

Motion involving a more complex pattern such as boxing or gesturing may not cope well with these two methods.

A disadvantage of the offline approach is it may have a significant overhead and may not cope with dynamic behaviour of some workloads.

"I am president to a political arrangement which is makeshift, undemocratic and illegitimate". Elections do not have to happen until 2013, but analysts say Mr Mugabe's supporters want them earlier for fear that the elderly president may not cope with the pressure of campaigning.

Our results support the hypothesis that biological systems may not only cope with random perturbations, but that the noise may have been incorporated during evolution in the generation of biological patterns (e.g. [30], [35] [37]).

The AC/DC drummer may not be coping particularly well with his eight-month house-arrest sentence.

Obama's toughest political problem may not be coping with the increasingly marginalized G.O.P. but with an America-in-denial that must hear warning signs repeatedly, for months and sometimes years, before believing the wolf is actually at the door.

He added that the reluctance of young men to admit they may not be coping is the "biggest single obstacle" to tackling the problem.

Previous research also indicates that talking about home heating and related anxieties may suggest that older people may not be coping and so were loath to discuss this.