Sentence examples for level of adversity from inspiring English sources

Manager Terry Collins has learned by now that his Mets are unusually resilient, stubborn by nature but also hardened this season by a level of adversity bordering on absurdity.

Although the outlook for the brand has been gloomy for some years, it seemed that a certain level of adversity was par for the course, and it has continued to produce collections for both men and women.

Ben Stewart, who is co-ordinating Greenpeace's campaign to get the Arctic 30 home, said: "She said she never realised herself how strong she was and she had got a lot – in her words – 'stronger and wiser' in jail because of the level of adversity that she was facing".

With an Oscar-winner, Ben Kingsley, as villain the Mandarin, one of Stark's best-known enemies, and the addition of Guy Pearce and Rebecca Hall as Aldrich Killian and Maya Hansen, co-creators of the Extremis virus, our hero is facing an entirely new level of adversity.

The Detroit Public School's epic budget problems magnify the level of adversity many Motown kids experience.

It is a known fact that every professional in whatever field they may find themselves will at some point encounter some level of adversity, and it is highly unlikely that such adversity.

Adaptive systems that enable some children to achieve successful adaptation despite high levels of adversity exposure.

Adaptive systems that enable some children to achieve successful resilience despite high levels of adversity exposure are emphasized.

This quest to regain normalcy comes in the face of levels of adversity not seen here since the dark days after World War II.

- Adventurous storyteller parents who demonstrated perseverance through multiple levels of adversity: Both women had parents that inspired their parenting style through doing things and reinforcing that nothing should stop you doing what you want.

Results suggest that an evidence-based parenting skills intervention adapted for a displaced and migrant Burmese population facing high levels of adversity can have positive effects on children's externalizing symptoms and protective psychosocial factors.