They'll never be able to cope.

So everybody must be able to say, This happened to me, and it did this with me, but I'm able to live with it, to cope with it, and to learn from it.

Compromise, if it's artistic, if it is able to cope with its strategies and there is my first sketch and the last rendering it's not that far away.

The current Review Conference must serve as an opportunity for recommitment to the Treaty in its entirety so that it would emerge strengthened and better able to cope with new challenges.

We have to cope with hosts of difficulties.

Global warming will mainly harm developing countries, because they are poorer and therefore less able to handle climate changes. However, by 2100, even the most pessimistic forecasts from the UN expect the average person in the developing countries to be richer than now, and thus better able to cope.

To cope with climate change, we need new ways to generate power.

And very often violence is a way to cope with it.

You'll have Japanese language classes every day to help you cope.

Creativity is how we cope with creation.

Because people don't have tools to cope with it, to get over it.

It cannot begin to cope with the challenges that this will bring.

In order to be able to cope with the challenges of living in difficult conditions and accomplishing diverse and complex tasks in high stress situations, often with no immediate support, officers selected as UNMOs need to be physically fit and psychologically sound.

The Japanese government can't cope with the problem.

After Tom lost his job, he started to gamble to cope with his depression.

Humankind is now learning, to some extent, to cope with the menace of terrorism.

We need new ways, better ways, to cope with poverty, wars and disease.

The Security Council has been working in earnest to cope with such threats.

They have demonstrated solidarity and cooperation by trying to cope with the disaster.

While financial institutions tried to mitigate risks by bundling subprime mortgages, Fukushima s cooling system was able to cope with either a blackout and an earthquake or a tsunami. But, in both cases, the failure probabilities were correlated, and their joint occurrence led to catastrophe.

And how will they cope in a foreign land?

Poverty diminished the poor countries' capacity to cope with the effects of those disasters.

But more and more, in cases of DNA profiling this is another one we expect juries, who are ordinary people and it's documented they're very bad at this we expect juries to be able to cope with the sorts of reasoning that goes on.

Because of the long standing political and social conflict, significant degradation of the natural environment, and the considerable losses resulting from the floods of May 2004, Haiti was not able to cope with the consequences of the disaster and required significant international assistance.

The problem is how we cope with the present difficulties.

That's what you want to do. Configure your brain to cope the best in that situation.

When they leave the institution, they find it really difficult to cope and to integrate into society.

The mammals needed it because they had to cope with parenthood, social interactions, complex cognitive functions.

Once implemented, those decisions will strengthen our ability to cope with current global threats and challenges.

After its initial embarrassment by Twitter in 2009, the Iranian government was able to suppress the country s green movement in 2010. Similarly, while the great firewall of China is far from perfect, the government has managed thus far to cope, even as the Internet has burgeoned in the country.

A large number of painful, dangerous conditions are more likely if you are overweight, under exercised, a big drinker, lonely, or stressed. Even if you re not and get such a disease anyway, you will be better able to cope and undergo treatment if your health is good.

This unprecedented devastation needs unprecedented global response in assisting the national Governments to cope with such disaster.

Recent world events have shown that attempts to cope with contemporary threats through unilateral action are futile.

It is therefore incumbent upon the international community to improve the framework for action to cope with climate change.

In order to cope with this job effectively, Member States need to improve humanitarian coordination mechanisms at all levels.

Not only do our children cope very well, but they excel in it.

It is more than odd to argue that the rest of the world has to cope with a built in advantage for China s exporters because its authoritarian political system cannot cope with any change. No wonder the impressive premier is thought to favor some political loosening.

Most are living with host families, who are finding it increasingly difficult to cope with this additional burden.

Georgia had to cope with significant numbers of refugees from neighbouring countries, as well as internally displaced persons.

Extreme rainfall variations, floods, and droughts can have huge social and economic effects and result in the large scale loss of life. The Gulf coast of Mexico and Central American countries has repeatedly experienced such tragedies, with poor communities the most vulnerable and the least able to cope.

It had to add to the frontal part, so that you would have instincts, because they had to cope on land.

Moreover, while forest products may help them to cope with poverty, they do not necessarily help them to escape from it.

Look no further than the insurance industry as they struggle to cope with mounting catastrophic losses from extreme weather events.

We have a real, major outbreak of disease in the United States, we are not prepared to cope with it.

Sugar beet and cane growers worldwide are struggling to cope with inflation of production costs and drastic decreases in real revenues.