Sentence examples for eventual resilience from inspiring English sources
Despite literature emphasising the eventual resilience of women [ 3], where they generally adjust well and continue to live fulfilling lives, there is evidence that the early bereavement period (the first 2 years following death of the husband) carries with is several risks to health, social, and economic wellbeing [ 4].
Ultimate recantatation in Galileo's late years is more wearisome than dramatic in its implications and eventual hopefulness and resilience.
As a wide-eyed intern, quickly promoted to associate producer as a result of her loyalty, it seemed "The Newsroom" would -- at least in part -- focus on Maggie's resilience under pressure and eventual transition from naive young girl to grown-up woman (and key member of the "News Night Team").
This undercuts family and community resilience and means their potential for an eventual recovery is lessened.
Applause for Sweden's resilience and skills, but Romania's absence would rob the tournament of flair and colour, and make things easier for the eventual winners.
In particular, I admire the resilience of a community that seeks to maintain its distinctiveness and recognises, quite rightly, that assimilation into the broader culture would mean the gradual dilution, and the eventual extinction, of its own way of life.
