Sentence examples for to cope over from inspiring English sources

Doctors have also sent down anti-depressants in case any of them find it hard to cope over the coming weeks.

"We have had to cope over the years with illegal share houses where blocks of time are sold over the Internet without any regard to the rights of others of peaceful enjoyment of their property," he said.

I'm not sure how I'm going to cope over the next few months.

I dread to think how this squad is going to cope over the Christmas period.

Mr Barrell, 73, said his fundraising work had helped him to cope over the years "to a very large degree".

Children are generally supported well at school (with many exceptions… but then they go home and parents are left to cope over long holidays and weekends.

The trucks' load included 2,500 Adult Hygiene Kits (each serving 5 people), thousands of bars of soap and buckets, 50,000 water purification tablets, 25,000 plastic mats and 5 tents to support health centres that are struggling to cope with over-capacity because of the influx of patients.

The flat cash settlement from 2010 has been very difficult for such a highly geared, competitive system to cope with over such an extended period.

The catalyst pack needs to cope with over 900 litres of HTP (concentrated hydrogen peroxide) being forced through it at over 1300 pounds per square inch (76 Bar).

Turkey was already struggling to cope with over a million Syrian refugees - that was before 130,000 more fled across the border at the weekend.

Allardyce said: "I would say it (the defeat) was probably coming based on what we've had to cope with over the last few weeks and I think it told on us, there's no doubt about that.