Sentence examples for believes coping with from inspiring English sources

And Dr Cumming believes coping with responsibilities for both club and country is a common factor in players developing emotional stress.

During these later invasive stages, the fungus is believed to be coping with nutrient-limited environments [ 27, 29].

Self-rated health measures may indicate how individuals believe they are coping with their levels of function as well as the actual levels of function, whilst objective-based measures presumably reflect only individuals' actual functioning.

She chose not to speak with any cancer patients about coping with cancer, believing that everyone handles it in their own personal way.

Olivier Giroud believes he can cope with the physical burden that has been placed upon him, as Arsenal struggle for alternative options in the lead striker role.

When he plays Nadal he believes he can cope with the Spaniard hitting high to his backhand, and even against Murray he let the Scot target that side more often than he should.

US Open champion Rory McIlroy believes he can cope with the added pressure on him at this week's Open Championship at Royal St George's.

Former Three Lions frontman Alan Shearer and ex-England manager Graham Taylor say the 28-year-old should be deployed centrally, while his former team-mate Gary Neville believes Rooney will cope with the "drama" and criticism.

Vonnegut has some adamant opinions about laughter; he believes it's a means of coping with discomfort or sadness, but that doesn't make it a bad thing.

And a Red Cross survey in May found that two-thirds of the responders and survivors who sought help in coping with emotional distress believe that grief still interferes with their lives.

Santer confirmed that the cast found the episode challenging, stating: "They are as desperate to know who did it as the viewers", though believed they were all capable of coping with the pressure of the live episode.