Sentence examples for which is coping from inspiring English sources

In Belgium, which is coping with the aftermath of terrorist attacks in March and fearing more to come, Choudary helped set up Sharia4Belgium.

In Belgium, which is coping with the aftermath of fatal terrorist attacks and fears more in future, Choudary helped set up Sharia4Belgium.

None of that is much comfort for the Georgian leadership, which is coping with tens of thousands of refugees and a nose-diving economy.

Ghana, which is coping with the absence of Michael Essien, its best player, received good news on Friday when midfielder Sulley Muntari, who was struggling with a thigh injury, was declared fit to play.

The warning from the NHS leaders in the letter, dated Monday, was issued during one of the most difficult weeks since 2010 for the government, which is coping with what is growing into a politically dangerous pre-election winter health crisis.

We need only convey to the world, he added, "the impression of a country which knows what it wants, which is coping successfully with the problem of its internal life and with the responsibilities of a World Power, and which has a spiritual vitality capable of holding its own among the major ideological currents of the time".

"He had thoughts about nuclear winters, which were coping mechanisms to stress".

Clearly, problems (7) and (10) are a class of nonlinear bilevel programming problems which are coped with by one of the metaheuristic techniques namely estimation of distribution algorithm in the next subsection.

At the same time, our job includes evaluating the factors in a person's life, the context in which he/she is coping, and the implications of both actions and inactions.

It's been a very unsettled time for her, which she's coping with remarkably".

Training is a taxing job, even for a young person in perfect health, but the extent to which Cecil was coping with the debilitating effects of his condition and its treatment was made clear to racegoers at York last August.