Sentence examples for coping with difficulties from inspiring English sources
The main theme will be it's not really that important what's happening to us, but it's all-important what our attitude is in coping with difficulties.
Self-management can be broadly defined as coping with difficulties, getting on with life and maintaining 'self' and relationships whilst living with a chronic condition.
Regardless of whether participants had previously suffered from depression, the higher they were in neuroticism, the more they reported responding to mild negative mood by repetitively thinking about the possible causes of this mood, and neglecting more active approaches to coping with difficulties, which, in turn, was related to higher levels of depressive symptoms.
Advocates say that young people need to develop the ability to cope with difficulties themselves, rather than expect others to solve their problems.
To do so, the concepts of ensemble computing with negative correlation learning (NCL) and pruning of neurons are used in tandem to cope with difficulties associated with extracting knowledge from collected database.
To cope with difficulties related to dynamic tests of multiple actuations, this study proposes a signal processing strategy to estimate physical parameters from a dynamic test of single point actuation.
The exhibition was developed to foster children's own optimism, he added, and to teach them to cope with difficulties that seemed to crop up in "Peanuts" as often as in life: frustration and conflict.
There is some precedent for a new loan mechanism: The European Commission has already borrowed from the financial markets and re-lent the money to help countries including Hungary and Latvia cope with difficulties in their balances of payments.
