Sentence examples for ability to handle problems from inspiring English sources

The school, which Mr. Simon opened in 1988, aims to give its students the ability to handle problems in the wilderness, and to impart skills to make outdoor exploration more enjoyable.

They get that message from all kinds of different stimuli in their life, whether it's the pop-culture world, whether it's the stuff they're learning in classes, or peers who don't value them and their contributions, or peers who simply think they don't deserve to be at this place, or that they, relatedly, don't have the intellectual ability to handle problems — long papers, etc.

White House insiders said that Mr. Summers's firsthand management of the Asian financial crises, and the influence of his ideas managing the downturn in 2009, made them more confident at his ability to handle problems that might confront the American economy in the next few years.

AHP model has the ability to handle problems which cannot be handled by mathematical models.

In general, volunteer firefighters indicated they were confident in their abilities to manage and control the stress in their lives and most reported that they were either fairly or very often confident about their ability to handle problems.

Our study indicates that a success factor for recovery might be the ability to handle problems in a meaningful way, and that the creation of an optimal treatment environment in the group is likely to be of major importance for patient improvement.

She scored high in her ability to handle customer problems, get results, and collaborate with peers to solve problems.

By contrast, 71percentt of Democrats had confidence in the government's ability to handle international problems, and 58percentt in its ability to handle domestic problems.

Nearly 75percentt of those surveyed said they had confidence in his ability to handle the problems France might face.

Perhaps most worrisome, Americans' trust and confidence in the government's ability to handle policy problems has plummeted.

With Spain, Portugal and Italy all trying to make cuts and structural changes to reduce their own debt, a Greek collapse could have a devastating impact on market confidence in Europe's ability to handle its problems.