Sentence examples for certain resiliency from inspiring English sources
"There's a certain resiliency there".
Detroiters grew on him — "there's a certain resiliency to the people who live in the city" — and the opportunities in the city gnawed at him.
"When you go through what we had to go through," Ravens Coach Brian Billick said last week, "the five out of seven on the road, the three-game road stand, the three-game losing streak, having to be on the road in the playoffs, you better have a certain resiliency and cockiness or you're not going to survive".
"There's a certain amount of resiliency around the coast because tides are always changing the sea level," he says.
Though we're born with certain predispositions and resiliencies, he explained that our nature is even more plastic than we realise: "We haven't found anything that's completely genetic," he says.
Additionally, the resiliency of certain taxa, such as those that recover rapidly from fire (e.g., perennial grasses and vines) may lead to a competitive advantage over taxa that recover slowly.
"While there are some signs that the world economy may be stabilizing and certain markets have begun to show resiliency, it will take time for that to be reflected in clients' marketing activity," said Frank Mergenthaler, executive vice president and chief financial officer at the Interpublic Group of Companies in New York, which owns agencies like Deutsch and Universal McCann.
Intragroup resiliency : resiliency within a certain group.
Resiliency Millennials are resilient.
The US regulatory requirements for exchanges and certain ATS impose system requirements regarding capacity, integrity, resiliency, security, and compliance.
It will enhance trust and much needed market resiliency by reducing the dominant activity of certain leveraged speculators whose market making liquidity can be temporary and whose trend following trades contribute to near term volatility.
