Sentence examples for more efficient coping from inspiring English sources

As Aldwin [ 12] suggested, older adults may use more efficient coping strategies which can be very adaptive in later life.

Although climate change affects all countries, it has not been analysed with regard to welfare models and thus it is not known whether some models are more efficient in coping with ecological challenges; and the study of the relationship between ICT and welfare models [24, 69] fares only slightly better.

Older people may in fact be more likely to use efficient coping strategies which conserve processing resources, as well as strategies which have been effective in the past [ 12].

Analysts have been noting all year that the automaker had billions in costs to attack to get more efficient to cope with declining U.S. auto sales.

It is hypothesised that if a person experiences the world as coherent based on these three parts, that is, having a strong SOC, he/she would be more resilient to stress and more efficient at using coping strategies.

It is possible that British firms have become more efficient, and therefore able to cope with a stronger pound.

Over time, carbon dioxide levels decreased, so plants evolved more efficient types of photosynthesis to cope.

Making airports more efficient and pleasurable is one thing, coping with the expected increase in air traffic is another.

This will help patients to develop more efficient strategies for accepting the disease and coping with it.

To the extent SHIFT can help sustainability efforts be more efficient and effective, it can help us cope with that challenge," Aronson said.

The need for developing more efficient urban planning and management strategies to cope with the increasing environmental loads in the study area is inevitable.