Sentence examples for really cope with from inspiring English sources

Could I really cope with that?

I couldn't really cope with how funny it was.

How much information about Anne Boleyn can modern Britain really cope with?

We can't really cope with all the calls we get asked to do.

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

We might as well enjoy it while it lasts, but can we really cope with the change?

"It was at a good speed and he was really coping with it and crunching them through.

He linked up well with left-back Marcos Rojo and QPR never really coped with Di Maria, or the tempo United had when he had possession, something that happened a lot, particularly in the first half.

A closer look at the FSKN scale reveals that it focuses a person's self-image, while the STIPO are directed more towards behavioral aspects, how a person really copes with specific strains.

If it's fine to encourage people to think about halving their meat consumption, can we really not cope with a conversation about how many children we have?

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.