Sentence examples for time to cope from inspiring English sources

Fortunately, there is time to cope with this problem.

That gave road crews time to cope with flooded areas and sinkholes that suddenly appeared.

He must be given time to cope with the demands of big-time cricket and it would be futile to expect great all-round deeds yet awhile.

As Tom Rachman, author of "The Imperfectionists," says of his frenetic stint reporting for The Associated Press, "One had time to cope, but rarely to excel".

Mr. Karadzic tried to evoke sympathy on Tuesday, asserting that he had given up all recreation time to cope with his workload.

Announcements of ever-shrinking revenue estimates have grown so common that some lawmakers complain they have little time to cope with anything else.

Manufacturers will need to make their supply chains far more agile and able to operate in real-time to cope with faster product design and production cycles.

I am a good fan of what the Spanish banks have been doing in terms of special counter-cyclical provisioning [putting aside funds during the good times to cope with increase nonperforming loans in the bad times].

Those proposals would require funds to keep a cushion of money at all times to cope with possible losses, or to give up their promise to pay investors $1 for every $1 they put in, a so-called fixed net asset value.

The concept enables to adjust the bandwidth and latency requirements of connections at run-time to cope with dynamically changing application requirements.

Over the past few months, Real Madrid have been forced by a succession of injuries at various times to cope without Luka Modric, James Rodriguez, Gareth Bale, Karim Benzema, Sergio Ramos and Pepe.