Sentence examples for becoming resilient from inspiring English sources

Neighborhood organizations throughout the region have pursued other ways of becoming resilient.

Yet teachers and guidance counselors say that despite the academic challenges, students who get up at 4 a.m. to be at school show signs of becoming resilient leaders.

Brighton manager Chris Hughton: "Before last Saturday's home game against Birmingham, we had successive clean sheets at Cardiff and Sheffield Wednesday so we are becoming resilient.

From being considered at-risk to becoming resilient: An Autoethnography on abuse and poverty.

Jordan said it's important that California focus on becoming resilient to a potential huge earthquake, one as strong as a magnitude 8.

The NHS is also becoming less resilient, he will add.

However, as the neighbourhood evolves, the community spirit that inspired Blythe is becoming less resilient.

They might be able to make do with less water, for instance, becoming more resilient in the face of drought and higher temperatures as climate change proceeds.

Becoming career resilient (or fluid, as you put it) is very important to being successful and ultimately thriving in today's new work world.

In summary, we are dealing with a food system which is complex and becoming less resilient, in a context where environmental and economic shocks are likely to increase in frequency and severity.

It is not appropriate to tell anyone suffering with mental illness – be it anxiety, depression, an eating disorder or something else – that you can recover by becoming more resilient.