Sentence examples for without having to cope from inspiring English sources

Children coming into care have a hard enough time finding their feet without having to cope with a school move.

They've begun to coordinate their policies more and more with those of runners and others who want to use the city streets without having to cope with cars.

Managing a seething megalopolis is difficult enough, without having to cope with a city council that has learned even less since the 1960s than Tom Hayden has.

Olympians who travel at speeds in excess of 80 miles an hour while lying on their backs already have enough mental challenges without having to cope with the thought that they might be sliding into a stacked deck.

His pronouncements on the "death of philosophy" now look naive, ill-informed and hubristic – but plenty of other scientists say such things without having to cope with seeing them carved in stone and pored over.

Doing serious time, trying to make sense of the system, the culture of aggression, and acceptance of failure is hard enough without having to cope with demented and unpredictable neighbours going berserk.

Villa's poor form was not the only reason for their fans' concern ahead of their trip to Ewood Park, with their side having to cope without key strikers Darren Bent, through injury, and Robbie Keane, who has returned to the United States after his loan spell.

The former Barcelona midfielder, also 40, won the Israeli league title with Maccabi Tel Aviv last season, but the start of his spell at the Amex Stadium has coincided with Brighton having to cope without a string of first-team players because of injuries.

If you want to know the worst part of the year in having to cope without my husband, it has been the money…it' s not knowing anything about it, understanding how it works, because he had shares, managed funds, all those sort of things…If I could have had more financial help, that would have been good.

Often without bearings, they have to cope with instructions; but have a harder time doing so whenever their organization provides them with few tools for coping and whenever the instructions, or part of them, are contradictory.

My mother is without a breadwinner and has to cope on her own.