Sentence examples for able to face problems from inspiring English sources

They were also questioned about whether they felt able to face problems, were constantly under strain, if they were unhappy or depressed.

…. [Today] we have to be able to face our problems.

…been able to face up to problems?

DIF was observed for a single item (item 8, "been able to face up to your problems") for age.

Psychological distress was measured with the General Health Questionnaire (GHQ-12) [ 38], a measure of current psychological functioning with an equal number of positively (e.g., "Been able to face up to your problems?") and negatively phrased (e.g., "Felt that you couldn't overcome your difficulties?") questions.

In this context, the aim of this work is to present the main design and implementation approaches that allowed us to develop a comprehensive and complex emulation framework able to face all the previous network research problems with a single evaluation platform.

The nature of many mental health problems means even those seeking treatment may not be able to face getting help.

"The problem is too huge for us to be able to face alone," Hamid Karzai declared last week in Berlin, as he appealed for more aid.

What if, rather than making us better able to face and predict the next crisis, the last crisis just stored up a raft of unfixably large problems?

How are you going to be able to face death?

Neither player will be able to face Crawley next month.