6 sentences with “cope”

Immunity is the body's ability to cope with disease by producing disease-fighting antibodies.

To cope with domestic protectionism in rich countries, Asian countries are preparing by diversifying their markets.

To cope with the pollution, factory owners simply started building taller smokestacks, which spread the pollution further away.

The French forces were poorly led and could not cope with Prussian training and tactics, so the Prussians won every major engagement.

Homo sapiens sapiens were weaker and less able to cope with the harsh conditions than Neanderthals, remaining confined to Africa for thousands of years after Neanderthals had spread to other regions. They did, however, enjoy some fundamental advantages, as they had longer limbs and congregated in much larger groups of up to 100 individuals.

At the same time, the Greeks were always a small minority in the lands of the east, a fact that Alexander the Great had certainly recognised. To cope with the situation, he not only encouraged intermarriage, but simply took over the Persian system of government, with its royal road, its regional governors and its huge and elaborate bureaucracy.