Sentence examples for react to difficulties from inspiring English sources

Goal management strategies (possible ways to react to difficulties along the path towards a goal) are intended to minimize discrepancies between the actual situation and the goals a person has [ 12].

The frenetic subtype scale assesses the following dimensions: involvement (e.g., "I react to difficulties in my work with greater participation"), ambition (e.g., "I have a strong need for important achievements in my work") and overload (e.g., "I overlook my own needs in order to fulfill work demands").

The "frenetic" scale consisted of the "involvement" (e.g., "I react to difficulties in my work with greater participation"), "ambition" (e.g., "I have a strong need for important achievements in my work") and "overload" (e.g., "I overlook my own needs to fulfil work demands") dimensions.

Mindfulness involves open awareness of current experience and the intention to observe habits of reacting to difficulties as they arise.

"NBC has decided to react to their terrible difficulties in prime-time by making a change in their long-established late-night schedule," said O'Brien yesterday.

"After only seven months," Mr. O'Brien wrote, "with my 'Tonight Show' in its infancy, NBC has decided to react to their terrible difficulties in prime time by making a change in their long-established late-night schedule".

After only seven months, with my Tonight Show in its infancy, NBC has decided to react to their terrible difficulties in prime-time by making a change in their long-established late night schedule.

The traits are conscientiousness, or how likely you are to be on time to meetings and reply to emails; agreeableness, or how eager you are to please people; openness to experience, or how much you crave adventures; neuroticism, or how much you react to the sundry difficulties of life; and extraversion, or how much you want to hang out.

Marklund et al. [ 14] studied 134 children with parent-reported food hypersensitivity and observed better psychosocial wellbeing for children reported to react to food with difficulty in breathing and/or anaphylaxis.

There were significantly higher scores on the PsS scale reported for the children who were reported to react to food with OAS, difficulty in breathing and/or anaphylaxis, indicating better psychosocial well-being for the children with these conditions (Tables 4).

The speed with which companies are reacting to the difficulties is beginning to worry energy experts since it often takes a decade or more for oil fields to be developed and start production.