Sentence examples for successful at dealing from inspiring English sources

This is why women have been so much more successful at dealing than they have in public arts institutions and as artists.

He proved to be so successful at dealing with unions that he was soon in charge of labor relations for RCA.

There was also a huge amount of jostling for position throughout the day, and some were more successful at dealing with that than others.

But there are world-based treatments of fiction that are arguably more successful at dealing with these problems: Routley 1990 (Ch. 7) is one example.

Although a joint research office can be successful at dealing with governance and financial issues, it cannot in itself develop a research strategy.

The collectivist Japanese are good at running mature companies when they have hit on a successful formula but bad at dealing with disruptive innovation.

Less successful are Mr. Folie's attempts at dealing with plot and character.

So lifefstyle changes have been successful in dealing with Arrhytmia and, at worst, surgeries may be required.

Modern medicine is good at keeping people alive; much less successful in dealing with arthritic limbs and senile dementia.

We wish to give our children an opportunity to be successful at the adult level, in dealing with reality, and Marina High School is not real.

The Malaysian health system is a publicly funded system which has been successful at a moderate cost in dealing with the major public health priorities of developing countries including communicable disease as well as maternal and child health issues.