Sentence examples for tools to cope from inspiring English sources

IEDSS are the envisioned new tools to cope with the inherent complexity of environmental problems.

I love the fact my children are learning that, within themselves, they have the inner tools to cope.

System designers need an efficient power-aware design methodology and tools to cope with the complexity of MPSoC design.

Individually they do not have the tools to cope with Bale, so Martin O'Neill must devise a plan for the collective.

The tech start-up scene has little room for tradition, so perhaps the creation of tools to cope with an impending cashless society seems more pressing.

He said he still sees a therapist once a week to keep him "on the straight and narrow", but Sporting Chance gave him "the tools to cope".

The ability of systems engineering processes, methods and tools to cope with these developments is a critical factor for manufacturing companies today.

Extracting information in near real-time from such data requires powerful processing tools to cope with the high-velocity and the high-volume stream of events.

The statement issued by the PBoC, which talked about the downward pressure on the economy and the need to have more flexible policy tools to cope with the stock market blowout, reflects how concerned policymakers are about recent events.

Adrienne Shelly has the more difficult task as a young woman with few tools to cope with emotional peril, and she makes Terri's desperation palpable but only occasionally overbearing; her whininess does get a little tough on the ears.

The group enabled carers to acquire new skills and be reassured that they had the 'tools' to cope with future situations which may arise within their caring role.