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Meanings of cope with demand in English

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Usage of cope with demand in English
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Extra staff and buses are being put on to cope with demand.
Radio NZ
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It is still considering hiring second-hand trains to cope with demand.
The Irish Times
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We cannot cope with demand, said Schnellman, wearing a gold watch on his wrist.
Reuters
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A thousand more jobs have been created to cope with demand, particularly from foreign markets.
BBC
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The Government wants a new crossing built in the next 20 years to cope with demand.
Radio NZ
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First though we asked how well Activision was set up to cope with demand this year.
Wired
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A coalition of mental health groups says that existing services are struggling to cope with demand.
BBC
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Suppliers are struggling to cope with demand.
Reuters
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For a period of time the website could not cope with demand and crashed, displaying an error message.
News.com.au
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As elsewhere in Germany, tent cities and container villages have been springing up overnight to cope with demand.
The Guardian
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Auckland's transport agency says it is considering charging people to use its park-and-ride facilities to cope with demand.
Radio NZ
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Do you think there are enough hospital beds, protective gear, ventilators and other equipment to cope with demand?
The Irish Times
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Political row over the NHS deepens as more hospitals declare major incidents as they struggle to cope with demand
The Guardian
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An Oxford homeless charity says it will cope with demand ahead of Christmas despite criticism it is short of capacity.
BBC
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More than 30 carers are needed to cope with demand for the scheme in Southampton over the next two years.
BBC
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The current 3,800-capacity Bobcat Stadium, regularly packed, might soon be unable to cope with demand.
The Guardian
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