Sentence examples for perfectly cope from inspiring English sources

You should move your business further, rather than waste your time on things someone else can perfectly cope with.

However I'm built pretty well for stress so I mostly feel perfectly cope-ious.

Iraqis who appear to be perfectly normal, coping human beings to outside observers may actually be suffering from varying degrees of P.T.S.D. in the form of frequent nightmares, sleep disturbances, emotional numbness, violent and frightening thoughts, a disregard for danger, irritability, anxiety and fits of anger.

"When the NHS was set up in 1948 we had a population of 50 million - we're at 65 million now - and the NHS has perfectly, successfully coped with a 15 million expansion in our population.

Televisa can cope perfectly well without Univision.

We'll cope perfectly well on our own.

The reality is that, unless the children undergo extreme training, they are perfectly able to cope.

Virtually all other advanced democracies cope perfectly well with minority and coalition governments, as has Westminster in the past.

I know next to nothing about classical music and I seemed to cope perfectly well with hugely swollen choruses as a girl; I even sang in one for a while.

"We cannot possibly tell the people, 'You have to put up with higher costs while we're propping up a company like G.M. that is perfectly able to cope by itself,"' said Michael Fuchs, an alternate member of the Committee on Economics and Technology in Parliament from Mrs. Merkel's party.

Probably what matters more about JCB's intervention is the other point it makes, which is that - in its view - British exporters would cope perfectly well if the UK struck out on its own.