Examples of using Cannot cope in English and their translations into Spanish
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Many times we feel overwhelmed and cannot cope with more stress than we are.
the Devas alone cannot cope with the challenge, he cooperates
Hence the region cannot cope effectively with the ever more complicated security challenges.
Italy alone cannot cope.
Those who cannot cope with the ramifications of the widespread economic crisis suf fer from deprivation,
It should never look like the judge cannot cope with the speed of the dog.
Help in the search for employment people who cannot cope with it without outside help;
That way, problems will not seem so large that you cannot cope with them.
The average general practitioner cannot cope with the mass of detailed knowledge now gathered re the physical body,
your liver cannot cope with this excess and simply converts most of these calories to sugar
exist, and can also imply that the individual is vulnerable and cannot cope with environmental stress,
since accidents disproportionately affect people who cannot cope with their consequences, being unable to access health services
their socio-economic infrastructure to such an extent that the community or country cannot cope with the overall impact.
The gun has been criticised by the Dutch in Uruzgan province as the NBC system designed for use in Europe cannot cope with the high level of dust in Afghanistan.
The mild winters mean that many species that cannot cope with harsher conditions can winter in Britain,
many of which are in a state of civil war with their own people or cannot cope with poverty and other social ills of the society.
First, that vision should find ways of dealing with the increasing wave of humanitarian crises that most African countries cannot cope with and thus require international assistance.
immigrant parents who cannot cope with changing times
The United Nations alone cannot cope with the problems of all States,
If a victim cannot cope with the pressure of a court case, the PSI on Curaçao will consider whether the relevant social worker(s) can appear on his or her behalf