Sentence examples similar to attain resilience from inspiring English sources
The First Crusade (1096 99) unleashed a tide of hatred, periodic violence, and progressive restrictions on Jewish activities in the Rhineland, but the communities affected had attained sufficient resilience to reestablish their communal institutions shortly afterward and to continue the cultivation of their deeply ingrained traditions.
S-FRESI can be used to measure and visualize the changes in flood resilience attained by different flood control measures, as well as in future scenarios of population growth, uncontrolled urbanization or climate change.
People will enhance themselves physically to have better bones, better eyes and better resilience to disease, as well as attain an overall better standard of living.
"Education is vital to helping children in communities in the region attain some measure of normalcy, some stability, while building resilience for the future," she said.
With its strong foundation and three equal sides, the symbol of the Niho Taniwha shows strength and resilience; it also illustrates the elements needed to attain total wellbeing.
The related issue is how highly-successful people deal with their depression when it does strike – do the types of traits that help a person attain uber-success in the first place – i.e., motivation, stick-to-itiveness and resilience – also enable one to fight depression better?
"Let children attain something.
To maintain consistency in what we refer to as institutional level, we use a definition derived from institutional theory where institutions are defined as "social structures that have attained a high degree of resilience" (Scott, 2001, p. 48).
