Sentence examples for continue to be resilient from inspiring English sources

They were, and continue to be, resilient because they have always had to be.

Sales, profit and cashflow continue to be resilient and the performance of our recently opened pubs remains encouraging.

She said the post-Brexit vote recovery, while milder than expected, would need consumers to continue to be resilient and businesses to continue hiring workers.

Indigenous people continue to be resilient and resistant to the attempted acts of genocide by the government of Canada.

This year, our work — our service and caring — will continue to be resilient in a changing world," he added.

"On net it really doesn't change much, spending will probably continue to be resilient, stronger than this number going forward as January was affected by being post holidays and with the weather being a factor there," said Sean Incremona, an economist at 4Cast in New York.

Turning to traditional media, Mr. Wieser said, "television continues to be resilient," while "you certainly see weakness in print media".

"Television continues to be resilient," said another panelist, Brian Wieser, global director for forecasting at Magna Global, part of the Mediabrands division of the Interpublic Group of Companies, even as other media like mobile and the Internet are likely to grow faster.

Our economy, while affected by Asia, continues to be resilient.

The U.S. economy, while affected by Asia, continues to be resilient.

But there must be a question mark over how long the labour market will continue to be so resilient when economic growth remains relatively weak.