He is a man of little emotion coping with feelings of high emotion.
Héctor Elizondo diagnoses the problem, and becomes Monk's new therapist, and Monk learns, a little, to cope with change.
Hoover met the crisis energetically, in contrast to earlier administrations, which had done little to cope with panics except reduce government spending.
Germany still has some strong industries, but as a country its growth is too little to cope with its shrinking and aging population.
The fact that more ships, planes and tanks will do little to cope with the threat from Al Qaeda obviously does not matter to those with an ideological agenda.
Still, with 80% of its people living off the land, Ethiopia is producing far too little to cope with a possible doubling of its population by 2050.The government's lack of enthusiasm for private enterprise is matched by its lack of enthusiasm for competition in politics.
But this subject is not without controversy: how will the devout pray in the morning and still get to work; how will little children cope with arising in the dark and making their way to school; how will farmers get their predawn chores accomplished?
This week I heard a county cricket coach talk about how one current, and very talented, young English batsman had scored too many hundreds at the lower levels for his own good, that his county should have "programmed some failure" into his development by hurling him in a level too high, forcing him to think a little, to cope with "humps in the road".
In the manner expected of commencement speakers, he offered a little advice on coping with life in the adult world.
Second, the private sector got a little better at coping with the teams of saboteurs, thereby reducing the damage they were doing.
