A Europe unable to cope with a few million war refugees will collapse under the weight of tens or even hundreds of millions of climate refugees.
She came to see me complaining that her panic attacks were getting worse and she was crying most days, unable to cope with a workload that, just a few months previously, had been no problem for her.
It was determined that Devonta had an adjustment disorder, a situational depression that can occur when a person is unable to cope with a specific source of stress.
The Guardian's head of sport, Ian Prior, asked: "Is a team like England too locked into the way of playing and unable to cope with a change of conditions?" Panellist Maggie Alphonsi, a former women's rugby player for England who was part of the 2014 World Cup winning squad, agreed that over-dependence on data could be problematic.
Lee Briers, Garreth Carvell, Ben Harrison, Brett Hodgson, Joel Monaghan and Ben Westwood were all given the night off, but a new-look Warrington were unable to cope with a rampant Broncos side.
After her mother died, with her father unable to cope with a toddling daughter, she was taken in by Joan Galvin, a neighbour and friend of her mum.
In certain cases, there was an overlap between behavior and emotional problems: "Daughter unable to cope with a situation and cannot understand how to deal with the situation they are in and they get upset and it keeps escalating to a point where she wants to injure herself" (mother aged 52, child aged 19).
"Better in the brothel than on the battlefield," was the verdict in Bangkok.The army was quite unable to cope with a communist insurgency that had started in the mid-1960s and eventually enveloped a large part of northern Thailand.
Unable to cope with a job any more, I moved back in with my parents.
But three days later, unable to cope with a complicated wound care regimen, he landed back in the hospital.
