cope with something **

He couldn't cope with anything but his own problems for the moment.

And by age 50, more than half of us will have had to cope with one at least once.

I wanted to put her in a position where she could cope with the police.

I just believe in people coping with their lives as best they can.

The question is how you cope with these big events.

They must now learn to cope with the other's situation.

Can the health service cope with the growing needs of older people?

My third and last point is about how we are coping with the economic impact.

They will clearly be better than us and we have got to see how to cope with them.

They may help you feel better and cope with treatment.