Sentence examples for help coping from inspiring English sources

Robert DeMartino, a doctor with the United States Health Service who is coordinating the project, said the hope is that service members returning from Afghanistan and Iraq will use the site to find help coping with post-deployment problems, including alcohol dependency.

Distributed automation systems built out of mechatronic components help coping with these demands.

The primary reasons for searching were drug side effects (51%%), to learn anonymously (43 %), and for help coping (39%%).

When considering all 1222 patients who completed the survey, about 41%% of all patients found help coping using the Internet, so other information sources remain important.

There were three primary reasons why patients looked online for information about bipolar disorder: prescription drugs, perceived anonymity, and help coping.

The primary reasons that patients searched included side effects from prescription drugs (51 %), to learn anonymously (43 %), and because they need help coping (39%%).

The whole point of the reserve is to help cope with temporary supply problems.

Perhaps political entertainment has increased in volume to help cope with the increasing divisions among Americans.

Not to treat the condition, but to help cope better with its effects.

The Back Bay Fens are just about to be restored to help cope with storm water.

To help cope with those longer messages, the 957 also has more memory than the 950.