Sentence examples for growing resilience from inspiring English sources

But only in Uruguay and Venezuela are a majority of respondents satisfied with the working of democracy (see chart 3).Nevertheless, the poll suggests a growing resilience in Latin American democracy.

This concept is relatively new and requires more experimentation in design for the city, but looks like a promising strategy in supporting the city not only to bounce back after a sudden change or disaster has occurred, but also to 'bounce forward': to turn the negative impact into growing resilience at the same time.

"The July survey suggests a growing resilience among consumers that will enable them to more easily withstand the cross-current inevitable in a slow-growth economy," said Richard Curtin, the chief economist for the consumer survey.

With strong balance sheets and growing domestic resilience, they have the unusual historic ability to act counter-cyclically to stimulate internal demand and, thereby, insulate their populations from the West's malaise while allowing for a more orderly global rebalancing.

Second-row Jonny Gray feels the squad have grown in resilience and unity throughout the tournament.

Why not reach out to one another to grow this resilience with together, and perhaps grow a new, true friendship?

As Julian Reid and Brad Evans write in their new book, Resilient Life: The Art of Living Dangerously, this growing cult of resilience masks a tacit acknowledgement that no collective project could even aspire to tame the proliferating threats to human existence – we can only hope to equip ourselves to tackle them individually.

There is also a growing literature suggesting resilience is influenced by a number of factors directly within our control.

It's not all rosy and wonderful, but it's a significant turning point and I think we see at this conference a growing confidence and resilience.

The new tactics underline the evolution of the nine-week uprising, which has shown growing signs of resilience as it has weathered a ferocious crackdown.

Despite the global financial downturn, Rwanda's economy showed remarkable resilience, growing at an estimated rate of 8 9% during the year; growth was fueled mainly by an expanding industrial base and excellent crop harvests.