Sentence examples for which will cope from inspiring English sources

"This is a transport system which will cope with London's population in 2016," said Mr Livingstone.

If, however, it's not been possible, choose from a range of attractive but resilient plants which will cope with the situation.

The 70 to 100 remaining A&Es will become ordinary emergency centres, which will cope with problems requiring less specialised care.

"There are pumps in the area which will cope with reasonable quantities of water but not the volume of water we have experienced over the weekend and the start of the week". The A83 at the Rest and be Thankful has been particularly prone to landslides, and work has been carried out in recent years to reduce the risk to drivers.

With nine holes lengthened since Woods won his second green jacket, opinions vary on what will happen, and on which players will cope the best with the changes.

When asked which party will cope better with the issues facing this country over the next couple of years, Democrats win 42-38%.

Murtaza Amin, founder of Prospex Network LLC, said he is not sure how his Atlanta-based business, which does data mining, will cope with the changes.

Now it is the turn of the public sector, which will have to cope with the massive cuts ordained by George Osborne, the chancellor.

Millions of others who live in London proper will have to try to jam themselves on to buses, which will struggle to cope with the influx of an extra 3.5m passengers.

Sustaining the old brings a sense of stability, which will help employees cope with uncertainty as they start to develop new skills and capabilities.

UNICEF and partners will also train teachers to provide psychosocial support to children, which will help them cope with the disaster and its aftermath.