Sentence examples for are resilient enough from inspiring English sources
I am sure these discussions will continue for some time but I am determined to continue working with the territories to ensure that their public finances are resilient enough in the long term to handle economic shocks.
So by the time we cast people, we have to be sure that they are resilient enough to withstand the critical scrutiny that occurs in the rehearsal process and then on a public stage.
For those with decades of experience underground, or who had fathers or uncles or even grandfathers who toiled in one of the three tunnels, the memories are resilient enough to preclude even the faintest discussion of the better fortunes of recent years.
The critical element, he said, was to put institutions in place, so that new democratic governments can legally guarantee the rights of minorities and a free press, and that are resilient enough to survive the ethnic conflicts sure to arise in some countries.
The fight to end extreme poverty means ensuring that those who are lifted just over the brink – including the more than 600 million people who moved out of extreme poverty over the last decade – are resilient enough in their income, health and food security not to slide backward and take their families with them.
Whatever the results of that study however it does not follow straightaway that the wrongly injured are not owed reparation just because they are resilient enough to recover from the effects of their injuries without it.
They believe their society is resilient enough to adapt without forfeiting or compromising its traditions.
However, others suggest that the UK's leading chemist is resilient enough to withstand the downturn.
Whether disproportionately elderly coastal towns will be resilient enough to absorb such blows is an open question.
Judging from the lines at its stores, Apple's reputation seems, for the time being, resilient enough.
If the breakup is minor, stop reading now – you should be resilient enough to shrug it off.
