Sentence examples for apparent resilience from inspiring English sources

To some extent, the apparent resilience of Arab monarchies may be a matter of luck.

TWO radically different opinions are emerging to explain the apparent resilience of China's financial system to the current global collapse.

The apparent resilience of the labor market is more indicative of a peculiarly German approach to combating the punishing recession than of underlying trends in the economy.

The question is whether this apparent resilience in Chinese shopping is enough to maintain enthusiasm for the group's Gucci brand, which is a favorite among millennials.

The apparent resilience of the French and German economies, meanwhile, is adding to confidence that they can help absorb exports from smaller euro-area economies.

This apparent resilience may be due to the capacity of many species to resprout after disturbances and their ability to recolonize across the present agricultural matrix.

The prioritized allocation of resources for reconstruction, labor, and funds from society and government might have contributed to a faster recovery and thus created apparent higher community resilience from the seismic disaster.

Second, the notable reduction in the effect of child-teacher relationship on mental health outcomes in the prospective longitudinal analyses predicting new mental health difficulties was apparent within all resilience methodologies used.

South Sudan's resilience is also apparent in people's everyday lives.

Mrs Gandhi's political acumen and resilience became most apparent in January , 1980 when, after three years of opposition forced on her by an electorate disenchanted with her Emergency Rule in the mid-1970s, she once again swept to a convincing victory in the general election.

We think this methodology might be especially useful for the development of indicators, given the apparent high heterogeneity of studies on resilience.