Sentence examples for good resilience from inspiring English sources

There is a reasonably strong correlation between a "good" resilience indicator and better economic performance during the subprime meltdown (see bottom chart).

The bank made its profit "thanks to the good resilience of its revenues, the ongoing containment of its costs and the decline of its cost of risk," said Jean-Laurent Bonnafé, the bank's chief executive.

The key thing is selecting the right people for social care; it's about people who have the capability to be bright and capable and have good resilience and people skills – then we are in business".

Even people who normally have good resilience will have a tipping point in terms of stress, or a period in their life where their ability to cope is reduced by pressures on them from elsewhere".

As long as the Earth was relatively large, with good resilience and ample abundance of resource, we could benefit from subsidies from ample natural resources, a forgiving ecosystem and a stable climate.

But we do show a good resilience and an ability to get back into it.

Victorians are really good on resilience, because they needed to have it.

A thorough analysis of its performance in the presence of transmission errors has been presented in [5], showing its good error resilience properties.

The model frequencies detected after increasing earthquake excitations decreased only by 16% while the damping ratio increased from 1.24% to more than 10%, indicating a good seismic resilience of the pagoda.

It is concluded that the designed strain rosette structure has a good sensitivity, resilience, and long-term stability, which is fully applicable to hull structure health monitoring under the environment of corrosion and fatigue loading.

The ultimate show-business survival anthem, "I'm Still Here," was stripped of triumphal ferocity to become a calm assertion of Ms. Maye's signature trait: good-humored resilience.