Sentence examples for may find coping from inspiring English sources
In some cases, if the working memory is right at the borderline, they may find coping strategies to compensate until the learning is too difficult and then it overwhelms them.
As you deepen your connection to the greater processes of life, you may find yourself coping with stress and emotions more easily, relating more lovingly with others, and finding more joy in life.
Additionally, the lack of communities of support for women with HIV, particularly in resource-limited settings, means that they may find themselves coping with HIV-related stigma alone.
Temperamentally, Mr Brown may find it difficult to cope.
For example, a mother of a large family may find it difficult to cope with preparing for a festival, if she falls ill at the same time".
Poverty remains widespread, of course, and some may find it hard to cope with the contrast between the smart resorts and what lies outside their walls.
If it gets choked up with CryptoKitties, Russian voters may find that it cannot cope with a rush to the polls.
Ministers acknowledged some claimants may find it "difficult to cope" and could be allowed to keep fortnightly payments for an "interim" period.
If a child is without family protection, he or she is at greater risk of being exploited and may find it hard to cope".
For example, patients who lack the skills to write and read drug or appointment reminders may find it harder to cope with a failing memory.
