Sentence examples for exceptionally resilient from inspiring English sources

LAS VEGAS — Danilo Gallinari was shaky, then strong, not brilliant but exceptionally resilient.

"It hasn't really changed, and it's been proven to be exceptionally resilient".

Although it is not clear how many black voters would actually vote against Mr. Obama in November 2012, his approval ratings among black voters had been exceptionally resilient before now.

But this exceptionally resilient figure made a plan ("Wizard") to get back on his feet, personally and financially.

But a small and exceptionally resilient band of residents fled to the hills, set up a makeshift camp and watched as Jewish foreigners moved into their homes.

Both are exceptionally dense and resilient; once polished, they are also exceptionally beautiful.

Only the exceptionally talented and the resilient make it, the rest fall by the wayside.

There are no such diagnoses as "Exceptionally Able to Face Stress" or "Remarkably Resilient" or "Courageously Independent in the Face of Abuse".

By making the fixed cost of payroll inherently more variable under differing business conditions, you can make your company more resilient and agile, while also treating your employees exceptionally well.

The Prince of Wales has urged the pensions industry to ensure portfolios are "resilient in the long term" or risk condemning future generations to "an exceptionally miserable future".

"The furry community has been exceptionally supportive of our convention in the wake of this criminal act and our resilient staff and remarkably understanding and sympathetic attendees helped us finish the weekend on many positive notes".