Sentence examples for bit resilient from inspiring English sources

"The consumer has been a bit resilient and was invigorated a little bit by this dynamic rally we've had in the stock market".

"We don't know if that's people trading down as yet, but their business model is a bit more resilient for these difficult times".

"We've got to find a way to be a bit more resilient and spend some time out in the middle.

"We've got to make sure we work on the smaller areas so we can become a little bit more resilient and stay in games longer and turn the tide the other way, because I thought Leeds were there for the taking today".

They seemed both hardy and a bit naïve, made more resilient by reality but not jaded by it.

An actress of lavish intelligence and sympathy, she has a résumé of complicated, abrasive women, both brittle and resilient, like Li'l Bit in Paula Vogel's How I Learned to Drive or Catherine in David Auburn's Proof, which won her a Tony.

The 2008 financial crisis and its aftermath demonstrated that the structures of power that underpin the system — the banks, the markets, the major corporations and their ties to the political system — are extremely resilient, perhaps every bit as resistant to change as China's Communist party.

"The old-fashioned systems were nowhere near as productive — but a little bit of everything is much more resilient.

West Brom manager Tony Pulis: "You need to be organised, resilient and have a bit of luck.

Now you need to put out a bit more to stay upbeat, positive, and resilient until you make the transition to your first job.

"He's resilient and he's a little bit of an opportunist," said Schmidt.