Sentence examples for the task of coping from inspiring English sources
If the markets take fright during the UK's G8 presidency, the Blair/Brown plans risk taking second place to the task of coping with what could be an almighty international economic and monetary crisis.
Dewey believed that neither traditional moral norms nor traditional philosophical ethics were up to the task of coping with the problems raised by these dramatic transformations.
A recreation of that jihadist scenario is something the royals cannot tolerate and Prince Ahmed was widely seen as not up to the task of coping with the challenge, nor with growing Shia dissent in the oil rich Eastern Province.
In many underdeveloped countries, health-care is challenged by the task of coping with high incidence endemic TB.
Because of this spatial variation, the task of coping with the effects of climate change will fall heavily on local government agencies.
We are confident that the presented set of research papers constitute relevant steps towards pursuing the challenging task of coping with the strict energy efficiency requirements that are imposed on embedded system application domains.
Rachael Byrne, director of care and support at the association, said: "Local authorities have the unenviable task of coping with shrinking budgets and increased demand for services.
The employees who are left will have the thankless task of coping with lawsuits and leases.
The matrix supports in this paper helped policy makers and top managers to analyse the complex task of coping with long waiting times and appropriateness.
The incoming president was pleased by the Fed's action.A weaker dollar is not necessarily such a bad idea, but it could complicate the Fed's task of coping with a slowing economy.
Renegotiation distracted the European community for nearly 18 months from what should have been its prime task of coping with the oil-price crisis; nor did it do anything substantial to correct the financial problems of our membership.It is impossible to say with any precision how much membership of the community could have helped as if our commitment to it had been more wholehearted.
