Sentence examples for who cope from inspiring English sources
Mothers are disproportionately the ones who cope with that scramble.
The Government is debating a proposal to offer Medicare insurance for thousands of elderly Americans who cope with catastrophic illnesses.
In the meantime, thousands of returning veterans who cope through self-medication are risking addiction, arrest and jail time.
By Nancy Franklin Wendell Pierce, Steve Zahn, and Khandi Alexander as characters who cope with wreckage — and renewal — in "Treme".
We found that the people who cope with stress by engaging more directly with reality rather than pushing it away have better relationships with others.
Instead, Dr Woolgar stresses, it is important for parents to understand that all children are individuals who cope differently with scenarios.
He was the "good, middle-class boy who coped".
My companion in the cafe, who copes with lung cancer, counseled me: "Important never to look in the mirror".
The rest of the half, however, was dominated by Rovers, who coped admirably without their injured strategist, Michael Dobson.
Ginobili, who coped with leg injuries for much of the season, was playing in his second game after a nine-game absence because of a strained right hamstring.
When the temperature drops below 40, especially with winds over 10 miles an hour, weather is always a factor and the question is who copes with it best.
