Sentence examples for really cannot cope from inspiring English sources

"I think the view is that we don't want this kind of intervention unless your health system really cannot cope," he said, referring to school closures.

So many people are dealing with school costs and all those other expenses with raising children, and if you ask them how they are going to deal with retirement, they are going to have so much fear that they really cannot cope with the discussion.

We are worried that my dad really cannot cope and mum will have to be sectioned one day.

The GPs at the health centres had very little knowledge about the patient's actual situation at the workplace, and had to rely entirely on the patient's description of working conditions: " We should always consider what tasks the patient can or cannot cope with, but really we have no idea what that workplace looks like" (FGD D).

After all, who really worries about the world, except those who cannot cope with it?

If Mr Hollande cannot cope at home, some ask, can he really cope with the problems of his country?

We cannot cope.

Smaller makers cannot cope.

We cannot cope alone.

We just cannot cope.

"The city cannot cope," he said.