Sentence examples for not very resilient from inspiring English sources

When we saw things like Conficker sweep through, or Slammer sweep through all these systems, it started making me wonder whether or not we were building a house of cards, a very lightly constructed, not very resilient infrastructure.

I can only counter this argument with bewilderment, because my heart doesn't feel very resilient right now.

Thus crucially, very efficient networks are not resilient while very resilient networks lack in efficiency.

Of course they do," added Lee. "They are all very resilient and don't think that they are not nervous about Sunday.

What can we expect by summer? A. Plants are very resilient and should not suffer long-term damage from such weather patterns, said Mark Fisher, director of horticulture at Brooklyn Botanic Garden — though he added that if fruit-tree flowers die off, there will be a missing fruit crop.

"It's a very resilient enemy, and I'm not going to tell you it's not," the officer said.

Tom's very resilient and he's not going to back down.

Whether they can adapt to the current spill, we don't yet know, but they could be very resilient because they are used to such harsh environments".

Ferrer may have made three unforced errors in the vital game and wasted more chances in the tie-break, but Murray was very resilient mentally and didn't get frustrated.

Republicans are a very resilient party, and it doesn't take long for them to recover".

Their more serious point is that resilience is not necessarily a pro-poor concept; households can be very poor and very resilient.