Sentence examples for make it more resilient from inspiring English sources

The one at Aqueduct is of a special clay found near Albany, mixed with sand to make it more resilient.

Made of paper and treated with a water-resistant material, it is woven with wool to make it more resilient.

Under pressure from regulators, Deutsche Bank is also cutting back on riskier businesses, which should make it more resilient but will probably weigh on profit.

The European Central Bank issued MPS with a deadline of the end of the year to implement a plan to make it more resilient.

Midway and the surrounding islands and waters are regarded as a climate refuge, a place whose natural characteristics make it more resilient to climate change.

Pollution adaptation can take many forms, but it generally means dealing with a pollutant after it has been emitted, or it can mean changing infrastructure to make it more resilient to heavy rains, floods, or more intense storms.

Mr Granger concludes that splitting the project up regionally has made it more resilient, as he had hoped.

Still, Steneck said, the wider embrace of lower-cost lobster does serve to diversify the lobster industry itself, making it more resilient to price shifts.

If accountants are better engaged and thus informed about sustainability, they will help strengthen their client's business, making it more resilient to the challenges ahead.

While Paraguay, Bhutan and Lesotho rely almost solely on hydro and Iceland on geothermal, Uruguay has a spread that makes it more resilient to changes in the climate.

Global finance looks less vulnerable because reforms to the financial industry have made it more resilient, and because America, the country at the heart of the Lehman mess, has got rid of much of the excess debt and righted many of the imbalances in its economy.