Sentence examples for coping means from inspiring English sources

Part of the coping means not brooding over it.

Having been defined as one of the coping means with HIV/AIDS, spirituality is argued in this paper as an empowering resource in both well-being of the individuals with such a life threatening illness and their adaptation to the illness process.

An active coping means to change the nature of the stressor itself or how one thinks about it.

For Ms. Avrin, coping meant confronting her anguish and trying to make something good come out of it.

Webster merely states that to cope means to struggle to overcome problems or difficulties.

Participants reported a high level of resilient coping (mean score 16.09 ± 3.33) and relatively low depression scores (mean score 5.14 ± 5.01).

Problem focused coping strategies means that you try to change a situation to be able to deal with it.

An explanation might be coping, which means that patients learn to live with the disease and do not perceive limitations as bad as expected.

These coping skills meant that rural Africa was forgiving of the shortcomings of international relief programs.

Other parents were fretting over children who were worried about fitting in; daughters who were coping with mean girls; sons who were stressed out about algebra homework.

(I coped by means of a cookbook, a heavy pan, and ingredients from a small Chinese grocery about a mile down the road; readers who survived my Nassau-Street-meets-Nassau-County ersatz, you know who you are).