Sentence examples for breed resilience from inspiring English sources

Increasingly, there is a collective belief that tight games breed resilience and that England can cope in adversity.

What's good for the farmer, in Jager's view, is and always has been good for the country: conditions that breed resilience, independence, skepticism, strength, endurance, patience, responsibility, faith and not a little crankiness.

Successful people let failure breed resilience - not abandonment.

Her childhood also bred resilience.

What breeds resilience in some and not others, and is there anything libraries can do to create resilient librarians?

Untroubled by the deaths around her — a graphically slaughtered pig here, a trapped rabbit there — she is comfortable in a world that has bred resilience and imagination.

But if the daily challenges of life in the Arabian peninsular breed a congenital resilience, as he proposed, then he sooner owes this relief to the damp and green of Co Carlow – and to the singular genius who had already got him out of one embarrassing pickle.

There is something about this empty land of lonely roads and rusting barns that seems to breed a peculiar resilience in its inhabitants.

4. Hope and resilience breed healing.

To foster team spirit, breed optimism, promote resilience, and renew faith and confidence, real leaders look on the bright side.

For all the challenges of being transgender, Cristian said, being brought up in Serbia in the 1990s had bred a certain resilience.