Sentence examples for hard resilience from inspiring English sources

Concepts of resilience take two broad forms, namely (1) Hard resilience : the direct strength of structures or institutions when placed under pressure.

This paper shows how soft or hard resilience may be introduced in a system after it is analysed to determine its vulnerability.

"The values instilled in agriculture, horticulture and other land-based subjects, such as hard work, resilience, responsibility and long-term planning, are precisely the skills employers want.

He paid tribute to the people of Gibraltar, saying they had built "a remarkable success story" through hard work, resilience and adaptability.

It was a testament to his hard work, resilience and love of the game that he has fought his way back to the top.

Yet her songs ride sleek, complex studio grooves that draw from all over Africa and beyond — Nigeria, Congo, Senegal, the Caribbean — to find pleasure in hard-headed resilience.

Ms. Lang's provocative take on the pop diva archetype fuses the raw, hard-bitten resilience of Patsy Cline with the smoky seductiveness of Peggy Lee.

This brash cutie-pie belter with a pixie haircut triumphantly ended the show with renditions of "House of the Rising Sun" and "Can't Help Lovin' Dat Man" in which hard-shelled resilience and determination with deep emotional undercurrents crushed any tendencies toward self-pity or empty showboating.

His attitude was more about "How do I work harder?" That resilience became a really important lesson for me.

And so Uganda Pride 2016 was set to be a long overdue celebration of our hard work and resilience.

"The fact that we made money despite a still-struggling economy and fuel prices that were up substantially compared to a year ago is a testament to your hard work and resilience, and an affirmation that we have American Airlines on the right track," the company's chairman, Gerard J. Arpey, wrote in a memo to employees.