Sentence examples for comparative resilience from inspiring English sources

Australia, because of the comparative resilience of our economy, is largely insulated from global political trends fanning the rise of populists, demagogues and isolationists in democracies Europe and America but we are not immune from the global debate.

I.B.M. reported yesterday that its sales and profits declined in the fourth quarter of last year, but the financial results once again reflected the comparative resilience of I.B.M. at a time of economic weakness and a severe slump in technology markets.

Further research on both the comparative resilience of different health systems and building resilience in preparation for crises is encouraged.

Further research on both the comparative resilience of different health systems and building resilience in preparation for crises would be most useful.

There is need for more studies on comparative vulnerability and resilience of the four classes of landscapes identified in this research.

A comparative assessment on lake resilience and recovering processes should be undertaken with a post-drought monitoring program.

In the second stage, a place audit enables comparative assessments of disaster resilience at the local and community levels (Cutter et al. 2008).

In those studies that consider resilience a comparative measure of the recovery trajectory of post-traumatic symptomatology, higher resilience is evaluated by observing a lower level or absence of symptoms, in particular, of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) [ 5].

These three categories only show the level of resilience of households in comparative terms and do not necessarily signify clear boundaries as they are only used to facilitate the analysis process.

Based on systematic and comparative analysis of scientific literature comprehensive analysis of regional resilience is performed; regional resilience process and outcome framework is developed, structural dimensions of regional resilience is identified; regional resilience capacity building factors are presented.

This comparative project was one component of the ESRC Human Capability and Resilience Network, concentrating on resilience in the face of socio-economic disadvantage and poverty [ 16].