Sentence examples for insufficient coping from inspiring English sources
Two years later, my stroke laid everything bare, beginning with my insufficient coping strategies.
A-CHESS also addresses such issues as craving and insufficient coping skills in high-risk situations.
43 Thus, insufficient coping and limited social support may further lead to allostatic load prolonging the hormonal imbalance.
These findings are likely demonstrations of excessive demands placed upon the students; work overload, little time, insufficient coping resources, non-academic distractions or combinations of those, can readily precipitate psychological disturbance and morbidity [ 54, 55].
There are various possibilities, how cognitive impairment may influence further clinical course: On the one hand, as cognitive impairment is linked to poor functional outcome, insufficient functioning resources may in turn lead to higher stress levels resulting from insufficient coping with life-events and daily hassles.
This is the kind of human being who presumes to live by natural feelings alone but who, when confronted by actual social situations, learns (or fails to learn, to his ultimate destruction) that such feelings are insufficient for coping with the complexities of real life.
Respect and obedience to the chiefs are the pillars of tribal law, which usually holds sway in Indian communities but has proved insufficient to cope with new challenges.
There are clinics for dermatology and allergies, and some physical therapy is available, but the latter is woefully insufficient to cope with the large numbers of people who need treatment because of injuries from bombings.
European leaders say the process should be completed by mid-October but already investors judge it insufficient to cope with the scale of problems in Greece and other troubled nations.
· If, as I suggested last week, the Contempt of Court Act 1981 is insufficient to cope with the potential prejudice that arises when someone is accused of a crime which, by its heinousness or the identity of the victim (Jill Dando, for example), attracts national saturation coverage, much of it irresponsible, what is the alternative?
