Sentence examples for Considerable adversity from inspiring English sources

Deans has faced considerable adversity with injuries blighting campaigns and combinations, but ultimately managed to use those seemingly never ending series of misfortunate events to build enviable player depth in several positions.

Despite limited education, they possessed an uncanny ability to remain calm in the midst of crises, made good decisions and conveyed an almost palpable sense of emotional contentment, often in the face of considerable adversity or uncertainty.

Individuals with early-emerging conduct problems are likely to become parents who expose their children to considerable adversity.

As the NBA heads toward its February 7 trade deadline, the Denver Nuggets are in the midst of one of the best seasons in franchise history, blowing expectations out of the water despite facing considerable adversity as the team hit hardest in the league by injuries.

The Nuggets are trending up, but they will continue to face considerable adversity with Paul Millsap and Gary Harris expected to be out until at least mid- to late-January, Will Barton hopeful (but not confirmed) for late December, and the competition in the West, where a full 11 teams have winning records, sparing no margin for error.

Wednesday night, amid minimal brouhaha and despite considerable adversity, the company made its U.S. debut at the Wiltern Theater.

In addition to significantly more children reporting damage to home, displacement, stay in shelters, death in family, and extreme degree of fear compared to those in low exposure; there were considerable post-disaster adversities.

In the Interregnum, Rupert continued the conflict against Parliament by sea from the Mediterranean to the Caribbean, showing considerable persistence in the face of adversity.

Third, a considerable proportion of studies examine single adversity factors in isolation (e.g., maltreatment, poverty).

This finding has potentially important implications supporting the view that childhood adversities might have a considerable impact on well being later in life.

The present study suggests that social stressors around the transition into adulthood might leave enduring physiological traces into mid-adulthood, to a considerable degree independently of the amount of adversity encountered later in the adult life course.