This page shows Cope in 20 example sentences from English, with an explanation of the meaning and related words like header or manage. Useful when writing or proofreading a text.
Cope in a sentence
Related words
Cope meaning
- To deal effectively with something, especially if difficult.
- To cut and form a mitred joint in wood or metal.
- To clip the beak or talons of a bird.
Example sentences (20)
Amid the economic weakness, Scholz’s government must also cope with persistently high numbers of new asylum seekers.
How will Saint Lucia cope with all those indispensable, hard-working folk taking a break for a whole 2 1/2 weeks?
If, like us, you simply cannot cope without your afternoon can of Diet Coke, we’ve got some devastating news for you.
But he questioned whether UK banks were holding enough liquidity - or available cash - to cope with short-term shocks.
I’m not good at networking, and I’m worried about how I’ll cope, both socially and from a work point of view.
Like the others, it doesn’t do anything to slow the rising cost of higher education, instead providing a new way to cope.
Airlines flying from China to Australia are also struggling to cope with the sudden huge demand for flights.
Daniel Sidebottom from Cope Community Church gave the prayer, which was followed by the pledge to the flag.
In fact, found that 74% of adults have felt so stressed that they have been overwhelmed and unable to cope.
Brave Stephanie Bonner is campaigning for better support for families left to cope with the unexplained death of loved ones.
He said he saw Caragh's neighbour in the street saying, "I can't cope with this, I can't deal with this".
However, early childhood education centres may not have enough teachers to cope with the better business.
And the Trust also urged supporters seek help if they are struggling to cope with the current situation.
He added: “For my mindset and personal development it was really hard to cope with the stress and the decisions I had to make.
Grape vines are some of the most weather-sensitive crops, and growers from Australia to Argentina have been struggling to cope.
Hastings, for securing a grant for Together We Cope as it struggles to recover from its November fire.
It shows Cope, who had been advising Seckinger on her search for the missing fees, talk on the phone.
A free platform where you can share your experiences with dementia, ask others for advice, and read about how others cope with it.
Every winter, to cope with surges in demand, hospitals open extra escalation beds for short periods.
It was very surreal, but I also had to find a way to cope with the fact that it was completely real.
Common combinations with cope
These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:
- cope with 134×
- to cope 119×
- cope and 8×
- can cope 7×
- and cope 7×
- cannot cope 6×
- we cope 3×
- cope as 3×
- would cope 3×
- can't cope 3×
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About these examples
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