Sentence examples for a view to coping from inspiring English sources

For Bolton, Boyd was replaced by Clifford, who had not played in any of the previous rounds, and Archie Freebairn switched to Boyd's usual flank "with a view to coping with Meredith".

With a view to cope with non-ideal experimental conditions, such as heavy collinearity and varying backgrounds, the present authors advocated incorporating the advantages of trilinear data array into the factor-determining procedure.

The aim is to modify these factors by re-direction of negative thought pathways, with a view to improving coping mechanisms and decreasing the pain experience.

As already noted, the essence of microcredit is to enable the poor to access financial services to support their entrepreneurial activities with a view to increasing their household incomes, cope with their day-to-day activities and emergencies; as well as increasing their chances of accumulating assets and escaping poverty (CIDA 2007; ILO 2009; Smith 2014).

At first glance our results support such a view because difficulties to cope efficiently with the platform's reversal could be interpreted as simply being unable to forget the goal's previous position.

They "view learning to cope with 'no' as a crucial step in a child's evolution," Druckerman writes.

While some HIV-positive men may view serosorting as a means to cope with their anxiety about transmission, it has also been argued that men are more comfortable in relationships with men of the same status due to HIV-related stigma.

In psychology and psychiatry, the prevailing view of resilience is adaptation to, coping with, and recovery (engineering resilience) from adverse social and environmental conditions.

The observed postural responses could be viewed as an adaptive process to cope with an unilateral alteration in the hip neuromuscular function induced by the fatiguing exercise for controlling bipedal stance.

At the same time, the scope such views provide for individualised approaches to coping with chronic illness are also related to the need for establishing a communicatively rationalised experience of chronic illness.

The Committee on Models for Biomedical Research proposed in 1985 a structured and integrated view of biology to cope with the available data [ 7].