Sentence examples for better at coping from inspiring English sources

For one, they are better at coping in lean times.

I have a few ups and downs, but I know I'm getting better at coping".

Second, the private sector got a little better at coping with the teams of saboteurs, thereby reducing the damage they were doing.

(Vertical-axis designs are better at coping with variations in wind direction, but their blades are moving against the wind half the time).

He said that the average risk weighting of bank assets fell, year after year, as the banks became better at coping with the rule.

He has become better at coping but, quite understandably, he still finds it hard to understand why they might want his opponent to win and occasionally he can let it rattle him.

"Having a better chance at coping with the "juggling challenge".

With an assist from government coffers, central bankers would have a better shot at coping with inflation without causing too much collateral damage to growth.

The view from the bond and equity markets seems to be that emerging markets are in a better position to cope with a credit crunch than rich countries are—and have grown better than they were at coping (see article).There is a problem, however.

The finding, reported in today's Nature, suggests that although fig trees may require a relatively large area to reproduce successfully, they also may be better than other trees at coping with isolation or habitat fragmentation.

There is a common belief, often backed up by women out of a sense of pride at coping, that women are better at multi-tasking than men.