Sentence examples for may be resilient from inspiring English sources
This is similar to Wild, Wiles and Allen's (2013) model of areas of resilience in later life, which acknowledges that people may be resilient in one area but not in others.
"Individuals with mild disease may be resilient — resilient for various reasons, their genetic makeup being the most likely," McKee said.
Rosie may be resilient and feisty, but Ms. Gillette's wonderful performance recognizes the depth of her stored-up hurt and anger.
The upturn was seen as a sign that the United States may be resilient enough to pull out of a midyear slump and grow modestly as the rest of the world slows down.
The U.S. consumer may be resilient, but sometimes, he also needs a break.
We describe the prevailing forms of anthropogenic disturbance that affect forest organisms in the context of the geographic and evolutionary background that has shaped the degree to which forest species may be resilient to environmental change.
Mr. Correa's moves mark a clear break with his predecessors, illustrating his wager that Ecuador's institutions may finally be resilient enough to carry out such changes after more than a decade of political upheaval.
This indicates that grassland soils were responsive to changes in vegetation and may therefore be resilient to invasion.
Survival effect may lead the same factors that increase risk of dementia and mortality in the younger old to no longer appear as risk factors for dementia in the oldest old, since those who survive despite these risk factors may somehow be resilient to them.
A post-Bin Laden, post-Zawahiri Al Qaeda may prove to be resilient, and it may require selective American military activity for an indefinite period, but the political meaning of such a contest in the United States will be vastly different.
Simply tracking online negativity is not enough on its own, though - while one business may live and die by its brand reputation, another may be relatively resilient and able simply to wait out the storm.
