Sentence examples for make it resilient from inspiring English sources

That research seems to apply especially to the Islamic State, also known as ISIS or ISIL, whose attributes make it resilient to losing even a top figure like Mr. Adnani.

The need for security in LEACH protocol has inspired many researchers to design secure versions of this protocol and to make it resilient against insider and outsider attackers.

We put so much care into making the Internet resilient from technical failures, but make no effort to make it resilient to political failure.

And that represents a challenge to the Chinese government, whose vicious 18-month campaign has failed to eliminate the group, or even reliably identify its millions of quietly devoted followers who make it so resilient.

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

The one at Aqueduct is of a special clay found near Albany, mixed with sand 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. Túpac Yupanqui's eyes still light up when he discusses the grammar of Quechua (seven pronouns!) and what can be done to make it more resilient, like more radio projects and teaching it in schools alongside English.