Examples of using Unable to cope in English and their translations into Swedish
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A reigning champion unable to cope with defeat.
Unable to cope with nervous trembling,
That old system is unable to cope with the new requirements.
Losing decades of their lives. Or the patients unable to cope with.
Right now your body is unable to cope with a serious operation like that.
They had seen the ghosts raised by the revolution and they felt unable to cope with them.
Or that the patients were unable to cope… with losing decades of their lives.
dwarves were unable to cope with the task.
But they were unable to cope with the wisdom and the Spirit with which he was speaking.
Improving urban transport infrastructure which is now unable to cope with the sharp increase in traffic;
the officials responsible are unable to cope.
that we are weak- unable to cope with so formidable an adversary.
should there be war he would be unable to cope with the enemy.".
The Polish authorities have been unable to cope with the implementation and administration of the scheme.
Living with Motty had reduced me to such an extent that I was simply unable to cope with this thing.
However, this means that those unable to cope with increased competition cannot compensate for poor productivity by lowering corporate taxation.
It has been calculated that by 2025 more than 60 airports will be unable to cope with the demand for flights.
However, when unable to cope with competition through productivity gains,to competition.">
a final meeting with Angela sees her giving up on life, unable to cope with her trauma.
Despite this, you cannot argue with the fact that this gun is obviously unable to cope with its tasks, the ability to produce only one shot is clearly insufficient even under the condition of use of the cartridge.
is unable to cope without a car!
Vulnerability(IPCC, 2007) is the degree to which a system is susceptible to, and unable to cope with, adverse effects of climate change,
the large agrarian combines, which remain in state ownership, are unable to cope with the new economic conditions.
would be unable to cope with the development of hardware for digital signal processing,
suggests that patriot is unable to cope even with the rockets the rebels.
Furthermore, the current ATM system will be unable to cope with the traffic demand forecast for the period between now and 2030 according to the latest Eurocontrol long-term forecast,
Esther discovered a poem that Lizzie had written-- about a young woman who, unable to cope with life, throws herself off a cliff.
Unable to cope with the gravitational pull of the larger Earth,
declare ourselves just unable to cope or fulfill any of our regular functions for a time.”.
exposed him to criticism as a provincial simpleton unable to cope with intrigues of the imperial city.