Sentence examples for necessary resilience from inspiring English sources

"Smaller and medium-sized towns along the coast won't have the money they need to build the necessary resilience," Slap said.

Abundant on-track and off-track locomotion is necessary to condition a horse's lungs and to provide the necessary resilience to withstand the rigors of racing.

The number of students who lack the necessary "resilience" to meet the challenges of independent living and study has grown, according to Ames, and many more arrive having already been diagnosed and treated for a mental health condition.

It also has to provide immediate water drainage from the track structure, to aid in alleviating frost problems, to facilitate maintenance surfacing and lining operations, to provide support for ties with the necessary resilience to absorb shock from dynamic loads.

While existing SCADA systems often deploy two control centers for fault tolerance, we show that two control centers, even if active at the same time, cannot provide the necessary resilience.

Butler's thoughts on the precariousness of life and on the limits we face in trying to grapple with the nature of our personal humanity is a salutary reminder that the language(s) we deploy, in all its rational power, does not have the necessary resilience to cope with contradictions, complexity and chaos.

For example, the activity of nearby businesses is necessary for resilience as it guarantees at least a minimal level of quality of life during a crisis, but can only be ensured if the building itself is not too damaged.

Maintain healthy relationships: This creates the social connectedness necessary for resilience and support.

To be sure, levees and emergency funds are necessary for disaster resilience, but an additional aspect of resilience in an era of climate change is anticipation and prevention of opportunities for corruption to flourish.

Only then will you be able to react with the resilience necessary to overcome your struggle.

It struck me that we librarians talk a lot about change but little about the resilience necessary to adapt.