Sentence examples for identified to cope from inspiring English sources
The next section describes the different policies identified to cope with climate change.
Previous Solution Searches have identified ways to cope with overfishing in costal communities and solutions for adapting to climate change.
Among the various activities that need to be undertaken to support human rights of PLWHA, we identified assistance to cope with stigma and discrimination, co-planning to help them improve their quality of life and attempting to secure equal opportunities as activities that were being provided in the area.
The action plans were designed to increase participants' physical activity levels (mainly through walking) and the coping plans were to identify how to cope with possible barriers towards increasing their walking [ 16].
Comparisons of commonly identified coping processes, coping subscales of the Brief COPE and categories of items for the original item pool for the PMCM.
Only 5% of patients were identified to have central pain hypersensitivity and only 3% were identified to have each of passive coping and depression.
The same pattern has repeated several times over the last decade, with the Postal Service identifying a way to cope with the decline of traditional mail, only to have companies — and ultimately Congress — object.
They call for urban politics based on social learning that, by rejecting the acceptability of injustice, can also identify new ways to cope with issues concerning distribution of material and immaterial resources.
Your father and sister have identified a convenient way to cope with their distress, by airing grievances of a domestic variety instead of tackling the large elephant lurking in the room.
Organizational discrepancies are also identified concerning actions employed to cope with work-related challenges, such as types of strategies applied and for what purpose.
Attributes of the concept have been variously identified as the inability to cope effectively, changes in emotional status or communication and feelings of discomfort and harm [ 5].
