Các câu ví dụ cho từ cope

1. Just this year the exchange increased the minimum lot from 10 to 100 to cope with the surge in the number of new investors in recent months.

Chỉ trong năm nay, sàn giao dịch đã tăng số lô tối thiểu từ 10 lên 100 để đối phó với sự gia tăng số lượng nhà đầu tư mới trong những tháng gần đây.

2. Still, investors will look at Kraft-Heinz's own track record of boosting sales when evaluating whether they can help Unilever cope with its own slowed growth.

Tuy nhiên, các nhà đầu tư sẽ xem xét thành tích thúc đẩy doanh số bán hàng của chính Kraft-Heinz khi đánh giá liệu họ có thể giúp Unilever đối phó với tốc độ tăng trưởng chậm lại của chính mình hay không.

3.  Photo by AFP/Dominique Faget Revered by most Indians, cows are at the centre of political battles and 'lynch mob' attacks, but they are being abandoned in growing numbers and turned away by shelters that cannot cope.

4. 'Act now' Minderhoud said Vietnam needs to have an emergency plan to cope with the situation.

5. 77 million) to cope with drought and salinity.

6. Finally, post-vaccination adverse events (AEFIs) are currently focused only on children and pregnant women, so there is a need to strengthen the AEFI regimen to cope with the scale and novelty of vaccine deployment.

7. Germany's states have long complained they cannot cope with the refugee influx and related costs and the report in Der Spiegel said states expected to face costs of 21 billion euros this year, rising to around 30 billion euros per year by 2020.

8. Southeast Asia faces a "cooling crisis" as more and more people crank up inefficient air-conditioning to cope with rising temperatures and worsening air pollution, researchers said.

9. The International Monetary Fund called on Asian economies to learn from Japan's experience and act early to cope with rapidly ageing populations, warning that parts of the region risk "getting old before becoming rich.

10. Increases in sea level and regular floods from heavy rain and monsoons, combined with crumbling infrastructure to cope with excess water, mean the city's slumdwellers often face the brunt of water problems, experts say.