Sentence examples similar to generating adversity from inspiring English sources
Effective communication, both in times of success and adversity, generates another kind of sustainability quality employees who stick around and produce the innovative scientific discoveries that define top employers.
According to Perpessicius, the failure was generated by the adversity other politicians had towards Caragiale, while Ion Vianu argues that the ambition itself had constituted proof of "perfect utopianism".
And if you think adversity is too strong a term, consider this: Bryce Harper's batting practices were generating YouTube traffic while in high school.
Although the idea of growth through adversity is appealing and has generated considerable interest, the research methods required to capture growth have lagged behind theoretical formulations, leaving this aspect of resilience more speculative.
The CAMEEI has generated detailed and novel temporal information on family adversities over the first 15 years of life.
The phenomenon--a neurobiological tsunami generated by inadequate adult support in the face of adversity--has become the ultimate signifier for America's uncomfortable conversation about the deteriorating state of the youngest generation.
In the first regression, the standardised residual 'resilience' scores (predicted-obtained discrepancies) were generated by regressing children's level of mental health difficulties on their cumulative family adversity score.
Shaw's effort had generated debate because he declared the perniciousness of those who judged women forced by economic adversity to make disreputable choices.
