Sentence examples for busy coping from inspiring English sources

Poor women are too busy coping to have the luxury of angst.

Guardiola is too busy coping day to day to consider his options beyond the current campaign.

Doctors there are often too busy coping with the immediate crisis to send samples to researchers developing tests.

IN AMERICA policymakers are too busy coping with the aftermath of the last housing bubble to worry about preventing the next one.

The report found that the sector, particularly at a local level, is so busy coping with the problems of today that it often fails to plan for the future.

This will come to be the crux of the story, but in the meantime Andrew is too busy coping with all the other new influences in his life – in the form of a superb cast of characters.

Adults were too busy minding coping with their own lives, consumed with fear, they were hunting for each other.

So how does sex help busy individuals cope with everything they have to do each day?

Access in this setting was measured by whether facilities routinely deferred clients (i.e. turned clients away without assessment because the facility was deemed to be too busy to cope with the workload), whether they offered each programme component daily and whether assessment of clients presenting with symptoms suggestive of TB and STIs were prioritised.

They are very busy but are coping well.

A spokesman said that though A&Es were "very busy", emergency teams were coping well, and meeting targets to see more than 95 per cent of patients within four hours.