Sentence examples for lacking resilience from inspiring English sources
Students often see the word as a synonym for strength, and therefore feel that lacking resilience is a sign of weakness.
Instead of focusing on an overall metric, the set of SIMs provides designers with specific information on where an SoS is lacking resilience (or has excess resilience) and hence on where improvements are needed (or where downgrades are possible).
As they challenge the order, it's easier to cast them as lacking resilience than to recognize that they simply refuse to accept their oppression as status quo.
Ms. Norman does not lack warmth, but in the end, she lacks resilience.
Warner, who has never lacked resilience or persistence, has been overlooked before.
If a country can't discern a moral purpose in its foreign policy, it will lack resilience.
This belated recovery should not obscure that the economy lacks resilience, the OECD argues, and takes longer than its peers do to rebound from economic setbacks.
Last week, 44 per cent of leading employers complained of having to organise catch-up sessions for graduates on basic numeracy, literacy or IT and, more tellingly, 61 per cent were concerned that school leavers lack resilience and "self-management skills" – such as initiative, solving basic problems, communication and timekeeping.
The man was Erik Langkjaer, a young and handsome college textbook salesman who described the event thusly: "As our lips touched, I had a feeling that her mouth lacked resilience, as if she had no muscle tension in her mouth, a result being that my own lips touched her teeth rather than lips, and this gave me an unhappy feeling of a sort of memento mori, and so the kissing stopped...
Security experts have long realized that the electric grid lacks resilience.
