Sentence examples similar to long resilience from inspiring English sources

When the final buzzer sounded, they stood with a 99-86 series-clinching vintory in Game 5 against the Magic, whose season-long resilience was lost amid Bryant's efficiency.

Full-time Cameroon go through thanks to a second half transformation and their long acclaimed resilience.

The house will provide a hub for students and foster long term resilience.

Foreign stocks had long displayed resilience, underpinned by stronger economies and currencies overseas, but they provided no sanctuary this time.

The challenging conditions aren't expected to abate soon, and opinion differs on just how long the resilience will last.

The Cajuns who live on Bayou Lafourche and elsewhere on the gulf have long exhibited resilience in the face of natural and manmade disasters.

Volunteering may have a potential of building long term resilience among adolescents.

Mr Davies has also commissioned an urgent review of the medium and long term resilience of the industry against future incidents of severe weather.

The long lasting resilience of individuals and communities affected by mass violence has not been given equal prominence as their suffering.

There are several possible explanations for the greater long term resilience of the meniscus compared to that of the lumbar disks found in this study among the high loading group.

"That said, we remain positive about the long-term resilience of the global economy, as well as the long-term resilience of the U.S. economy," said Mr. McCormick, who is under secretary of the Treasury for international affairs.