Sentence examples for to cope with changes from inspiring English sources

Locks, inclined planes, and lifts were developed to cope with changes in water level.

At the same time, animals and also plants often had to cope with changes in their environment.

He admitted that the regulators need to have rules that can be "amended, recalibrated or adjusted" to cope with changes.

It uses what are known as logarithmic transformations to cope with changes in the relationship between bone size and weight.

The valves are expertly teased open but Ptolemy's heart fails to cope with changes this new circulation brings about.

That is only going to create more problems for newspapers already struggling to cope with changes in the way people – especially the young – consume news.

Those with chronic medical problems may lack a clear understanding of their disorders and may not know how to cope with changes in their conditions.

Hiring McKinsey to advise on strategies to cope with changes in the airline industry makes sense, said Tom Rodenhauser, president of Consulting Information Services in Keene, N.H., but hiring it while in bankruptcy proceedings is unusual.

Mr. Thoman, whose family moved frequently, certainly learned to cope with change early on.

Héctor Elizondo diagnoses the problem, and becomes Monk's new therapist, and Monk learns, a little, to cope with change.

We're happy to cope with change if it's change in the right direction: which is to decrease the level of accountability we're under and trust education professionals to do their jobs.