Examples of using Not be able to cope in English and their translations into Swedish
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You would not be able to cope.
Right.- Okay. And your lovely boyfriends might not be able to cope.
We will not be able to cope with Ferrante!
and some may not be able to cope.
And Th there will not be able to cope with something, feed and water to shit on the lawns and delo.
And your lovely boyfriends might not be able to cope.- Right. OK.
It would not be able to cope with competitive pressure and market forces within the Union in the medium term.
Okay. And your lovely boyfriends might not be able to cope.- Right.
Some actors will not be able to cope with change, but will break economically,
However, such devices are suitable only for a thin layer of snow; the augers will not be able to cope with ice.
Gradually I started to fear that I might not be able to cope with the physically demanding job in the workshop.
For the same reason, a supply shortage is most likely to affect a whole region, which might not be able to cope with it alone.
Following the surgery, the patient will not be able to cope with foodstuffs that should be avoided such as large quantities of fat or sugar.
The Council has cleverly exploited a situation in which the federalists in the Commission and Parliament will not be able to cope with a new EU-wide crisis.
They are completely unanimous that that we will not be able to cope with a temperature rise greater than 3 degrees", says Simon Haikola.
a single agricultural market, which they will not be able to cope with.
If, for example, a nosological form is establishedheart disease, the patient may not be able to cope with the stresses of the daily rhythm of life.
Left to its own devices, Slovakia would not be able to cope with a 19% drop in power generation, coupled with the high direct
And have they not already been eager to learn to use these new tools, they will probably not be able to cope with the change of pace in the future.
The world will apparently not be able to cope with environmental and climate issues without“big government”,
which it may not be able to cope with, and therefore lives in a state of great nervousness and anxiety.
Europe will not be able to cope without new airport infrastructure,
The purchasing power of private users of motor fuel is such that they would not be able to cope with the price increase and would not be able to buy fuel at the new price.
At the same time, the Member States' budgets will not be able to cope with any additional burdens,
which would not be able to cope with a reduced demand,
In that way the users who are not very keen on new technologies will not be able to cope with these apps and they will remain installed
Johannes won't be able to cope with that.
He won't be able to cope.
I do understand. But I wouldn't be able to cope.
The channel has not been able to cope with these changes during a period of internal reorganisation.