Sentence examples for much resilience from inspiring English sources

To use the psychologists' term, they don't know how "resilient" they are, or how much resilience even matters.

"It depends how much resilience is left in them".

In fact there is much resilience in this book.

Parkinson claims they exude self-confidence and often possess much resilience.

But the tone is never angry; resignation is the primary note, and an ability to endure that isn't so much resilience as stubbornness.

Victim of a comic dismissal at Lord's, after showing much resilience in the opening Test at Trent Bridge, Rogers came with an uncomplicated mind and a perfectly marshalled talent.

Athough both display much higher resilience than other elastomers, the resilience of the mixed-isomer polymer is somewhat lower.

"We need much greater resilience in the community about what we can expect from healthcare and medicine," Lintzeris said.

"There is no pressing need to launch a huge stimulus package, because the economy has shown much more resilience than the Treasury expected," he says.

However, Welan gum demonstrates much better resilience to high salinity and high temperature.

"You are very much testing resilience and readiness," said Ms Daman, adding that in a lot of the scenarios there is no right way to respond.