Sentence examples for competent at coping from inspiring English sources

Whatever Obama's failings, he is infinitely more competent at coping with catastrophe than his predecessor.

We will learn to cope as other nations have; we are good at coping.

The review by Cumbria's local safeguarding children board found that Poppi's mother appeared a competent mother coping with a rapidly growing family but social workers should have offered help earlier.

Caregivers felt that they were more confident and competent to cope with the challenges of caring for relatives with AD.

Barack Obama appears to have put together an extraordinarily competent team to cope with the crises abroad and at home — and to begin cleaning up the mess of the past eight years.

However, the existing spectrum policies are not competent enough to cope with increasing spectrum access demand, and hence induce the shortage of available spectrum range.

I grew from a competent-at-best sports writer to a competent-at-least senior managing editor who wrote about music, mostly hip-hop.

Are some better than others at coping?

Yet some of us seem better at coping than others.

But how successful have we been at developing coping mechanisms?

Friendly waiters, quietly competent at lunch, a bit scattered at dinner when the place is busy.