Sentence examples for most resilient of from inspiring English sources

Vinatieri may have been the most resilient of all.

The company adds: "London has proven to be the most resilient of the Group's markets throughout the year..

The vinyls are the softest and most resilient of the tiles and are very easy to maintain.

While making the world of commerce and espionage more secure, they may also bend all but the most resilient of minds.

The attack on Monday might have been aimed at deterring this influx of foreign fighters who are considered the toughest and most resilient of the Taliban forces.

Abu Zeid's death would represent a significant blow to Al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb, as he was considered the toughest, most resilient of the local Qaeda commanders, and the most ruthless.

This paper shows that a financial network can be most resilient for intermediate levels of risk diversification, and not when this is maximal, as generally thought so far.

The scientists tested the compound, called DDD107498, against parasites taken from blood samples of Indonesian patients living in an area with some of the most resilient strains of malaria in circulation.

Its GDP is likely to fall by around 1%, making it one of the most resilient economies of the OECD's 30 members.

It just is — a fact certain, the strongest and most resilient explanation of the development of life on Earth that there has ever been.

Immelt also says that green tech has proven to be one of the most resilient areas of the market during the economic downturn.