Sentence examples for ever more resilient from inspiring English sources

For much of Mozambique's 40 years of independence, the park has been immersed in conflict, but it has emerged ever more resilient and inspiring.

Whenever the drugs are used, they wipe out weak bugs but survivors multiply and become ever more resilient the more antibiotics are used: natural selection in action.

Whereas business institutions in the Islamic world remained atomised, the West developed ever more resilient corporations limited liability became widely available in the mid-19th century—as well as a penumbra of technologies such as double-entry book-keeping and stockmarkets.How much does this matter for modern business?

"Books will be even more resilient," he says.

And as China's economy soared and the Western democracies floundered, authoritarianism proved more resilient than ever.

In California, after a long campaign, a majority of the voters chose to abolish positive discrimination last November; but, far from collapsing, the system of group preferences looks more resilient than ever.

A miserable summer followed by a long winter have created an explosion of head lice infestations across Britain – and the country's nits are more resilient than ever to treatment.

The Arbitron study also concluded, like the U.K. study, that radio is more "resilient" than ever.

Child-Friendly Schools Documentary Series: Rising Voices Young people today will face challenges that require them to be more creative, more adaptable and more resilient than ever before.

Dr Lentink said that drones needed to become much more resilient "if we ever want to safely fly through a forest or land in a tree like a bird".

Working together, we will continue building a stronger and more resilient nation than ever before.