Sentence examples for not only cope from inspiring English sources

There is therefore a need for such systems to not only cope with, but to thrive under such fluctuating flow conditions.

But rather than hibernating or canceling the routines of everyday life, people not only cope with the weather but also seem to relish it.

That has helped Farrar not only cope with the death of a close friend, but with all the other heartache that bikes have caused him.

By practicing these tools, you will not only cope better with any upset or catastrophe and bounce back better from any adversity, you will also learn to see yourself as someone who can cope.

We show that CBR can support the deployment of alternative emergency response tasks in the initial phase of response, helping to not only cope with the trigger disaster, but also anticipate and address the possible escalations of secondary disasters.

Until then, I hope that the link between anxiety and grief can become a more widely recognized symptom so that those who suffer from this affliction can find ways to not only cope but also thrive.

But it is in her art, her music, that Mrs. H. not only copes with disease but transcends it.

In her piano playing, Sacks writes, the woman who could no longer read "not only coped with disease, but transcended it".

It was the idea of the students who wanted to meet faculty and staff and other students like themselves to come and start to talk about strategies on how to make sure that they're not only coping, but also thriving at Cornell," said Treymane Waller, interim director of OADI.

Prior to the Paris climate conference in December 2015, Taiwan has promulgated the Intended Nationally Determined Contribution (INDC) as well as the Greenhouse Gas Reduction and Management Act, demonstrating Taiwan toward a new stage for not only coping with climate change issues but also fulfilling the Paris Agreement's spirit.

Iran's official Press TV news Web site and semiofficial Fars News Agency seized on the data, saying they showed that the country was not only coping with the economic sanctions imposed on its oil and financial operations but was growing despite those obstacles.