Examples of using Unable to cope in English and their translations into Russian
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A reigning champion unable to cope with defeat.
However, unable to cope with his new status and in such an atmosphere, Nikolai runs away from his own wedding.
Before privatization, OSN had been unable to cope with demand.
Finding himself unable to cope with the superior fleet of the enemy, he withdrew to North Africa.
Brussels as the centre of decision making proved to be unable to cope with these problems.
His younger son, unable to cope with the death of his older brother and the constant state of pain his father was in, killed himself.
Or that the illness itself had returned. Or the patients unable to cope with losing decades of their lives.
Increased assistance to those countries unable to cope with the adverse impact of globalization was critical, particularly with a view to the implementation of counter-cyclical policies.
The bump caused the vessel at once to leak very badly, andthe pumps proved unable to cope with the water.
Urban stakeholders were often unable to cope with these problems efficiently.
In the following months, the role of Russian forces in Ukrainebecame more direct and overt, as the separatist forces were unable to cope on their own.
Clearly, the Rwandan Government would be unable to cope if all the refugees returned simultaneously.
The presence of even one of these symptoms indicates, It is time to take care oftheir own health improvement, because the immune system is unable to cope with the disease manifestations.
Noticeably reduced number of stem cells already unable to cope with the protection of organism nor from diseases, nor from aging.
It was found that boys who actively use digital technologies are vulnerable, arrogant, weak-willed,dependent, unable to cope even with elementary difficulties.
The degree to which a system is susceptible to, or unable to cope with, adverse effects of climate change, including climate variability and extremes.
The newly formed National Peacekeeping Force, deployed for the first time in the townships,clearly unable to cope with the high level of violence.
The reason is that the immunity of the patient,initially unable to cope and allowing the disease, receives such a blow from chemotherapy, which often can not be restored.
The purpose of such support would be for ensuring the safety and security of United Nations personnel andassets in the event the United Nations force is unable to cope with the situation.
This is the reason why some people in the West because of stress and unable to cope with a rapidly changing environment in the workplace.
Depressed over her death and unable to cope with its apparent randomness, he sought solace by immersing his consciousness into the data networks he created by wiring his own flesh with his flux-state processors.
Soaring demand is now hitting the local ports,which seem unable to cope with such a flow of vessels.
It was immediately apparent that the rigid English WM formation was unable to cope with the more fluid Hungarian tactics; time and again Hidegkuti and Ferenc Puskás drew English players out of position, allowing the more technically skilled Hungarian players to bypass their markers with ease.
Is release day a chance to start afresh, ordo you stay a jailbird forever, unable to cope with the challenges of everyday life?
Such achievements apart, however,the United Nations has proved to be unable to cope with regional political issues that have international dimensions and are closely related to risks that could jeopardize international peace and security.
A‘disaster' occurs when a hazard results in devastation that leaves communities oreven whole nations unable to cope unaided, such as in recently earthquake-struck Haiti.
She arranges for Camilla, an ex-lover, to be killed, and unable to cope with the guilt, re-imagines her as the dependent, pliable amnesiac Rita.
Barber was an eager reader but when her father, solicitor and amateur archaeologist Fairless Barber, died in 1881,her mother, unable to cope, sent her to relatives in Torquay where she attended a local school.
The Government may be unstable or unrepresentative, or simply unable to cope, with institutions and infrastructure destroyed and technically qualified people having fled.
The electric power supply system within the building is outdated and unable to cope with the existing work load causing regular blackouts.