Sentence examples for good at coping with from inspiring English sources
"Worriers may not be good at coping with imaginary problems, but they're actually good at coping with real problems".
Business travelers are good at coping with anything, so the usual advice stands: chill.
The butter-wouldn't-melt one-liners: "I am not really awfully good at coping with peasants and farms and I have rather a lot of engagements in the city".
The most famous of these feedbacks is the ice-albedo effect: the darker ("lower-albedo") surfaces revealed when bright, reflective ice melts go on to absorb more sun than the ice did, accelerating the process that originally provoked the melting.Unfortunately, climate models do not seem to be good at coping with the Arctic.
Though Case 2 is good at coping with the disturbances in Area 1 (Fig. 5), it is inferior in coping with disturbances in Area 2 and Area 3 (Figs. 6 and 7).
Kaniel, Massey and Robinson can't say for sure, but they note that other research has suggested that people who are optimistic by disposition are good at coping with problems and flexible about trying new courses of action when needed.
I realised one morning that a) I wasn't finding out about issues, only how good a politician was at coping with hostile questioning and b) it was making me grumpy".
The children are amazing at coping with all these changes.
"Having a better chance at coping with the "juggling challenge".
Stoicism however good for coping with adversity is bad for bringing on change.
