"Now that conditions are on the rise, confidence may continue its run of surprising (post-election) resilience for a while longer," NAB said on Tuesday.
With the party on single figures in the opinion polls, he told me that this, for the Lib Dems, would be "an election of resilience" from which the party would have to recover.
In the wake of the presidential election, the resilience of women is what has kept me going.
In that narrative, the country prepares for elections, which will underscore the resilience of Iraq's democracy.
On the Senate side, Mr. Reid displayed his toughness and resilience in winning re-election in a state with the highest jobless and home-foreclosure rates and the most bankruptcies in the country.
Politicians probably fear its negative effects on upcoming elections (in Germany) and a diminished economic resilience in the rest of Europe to a shock like Grexit.
The news of the DNC email hack has put the issue of securing the US election systems against foreign attacks and boosting the resilience of national critical infrastructure front and center.
Reasons include better than expected economic growth, perceived stability, ushered in by the July re-election of President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono, and general resilience to the global recession that dragged down many other nations' economies.
Speaking to BBC Wales, Mr Bryant said someone with "resilience" was needed after the party's election defeat.
Now, the same Democratic incumbents are showing resilience, while Republican lawmakers face stiff re-election challenges, according to independent political analysts and officials in both parties.
It is an extraordinary sign of Nigeria's strength and resilience as a country that there has been this election with its outcome accepted so clearly despite all the challenges Nigeria faces".
