Sentence examples for more resilient since from inspiring English sources

Tilting the scales like this should help make firms more resilient, since equity is elastic: its value drops in downturns, and dividend payments to investors (unlike interest payments to creditors) can be cancelled.

Another effort, Radio Sawa, or Together, proved more resilient since it started broadcasting two years ago with a combination of pop music and rapid-fire news broadcasts, much like AM radio fare in the United States.

But I am reminded, too, of all that remains to be done: the poverty that exists despite the new economic success, the islands of deprivation that have in many respects only grown more resilient since the start of India's boom.

Mark Carney, speaking at an "Open Forum" for the Bank at London's Guildhall, said that although "great strides" had been made in making the financial system more resilient since banks almost collapsed in 2008, the British people's confidence was still lacking, not least due to the plethora of recent rate-rigging scandals.

Disaster risk reduction has become a global strategy for making cities more resilient since the establishment of the Hyogo Framework for Action in 2005.

"California's cities and suburbs — home to 95percentt of California's population and an even higher share of economic activity — have become," the study observes, "considerably more resilient since the 1987-92 despite, despithethe addition of more than eight million residents since that time".

In fact, given that no prediction loop is used in the encoding phase, the distributed coding scheme should be more resilient to channel errors since it is not affected by the typical drift problems which may occur in traditional predictive systems.

But he said he thought the situation would not be as bad as in previous major droughts, since communities were now more resilient and might have reserves.

Isaczai said he thought the food situation would not be as bad as in previous major droughts, since communities were now more resilient and might have some reserves.

This is proving to be an extraordinarily difficult task, since the regime is far more resilient than anyone expected and far more dangerous.

This is important, since adults and adolescents who are more optimistic are more resilient, more satisfied with life [ 28, 29], and less vulnerable to depression [ 30].