Sentence examples for notably resilient from inspiring English sources
The hotelier said its performance in London "has been notably resilient" in the first half.
Considering the flood of fantastical sexual messages they are fed by the media, they show themselves to be notably resilient and sensitive.
By no means all of the changes in indigenous experience at this time were effected by European invasions; and some Native Americans proved notably resilient and inventive in the face of the invaders.
Standing in the check-out line, she made another pronouncement: "This has been some good aunt-niece bonding, and you know, you are my aunt". She is notably resilient and not inclined to heavy introspection.
The luxury goods market proved surprisingly resilient, notably in Japan, but the region's free-spenders have since proved inclined to shop nearer home.
The biology of these two parasites is notably different, rendering P. vivax more resilient to conventional malaria control measures.
Mazereeuw contributes to post-disaster reconstruction through the design of evacuation structures and strategies that link emergency shelter with resilient infrastructure and communication networks, most notably in Haiti and Indonesia.
A somewhat similar profile has been observed in the adjacent deep-layer infralimbic cortex (dendritic spine elimination followed by recovery), but notably not in layer II/III where spines appear to be more resilient to corticosteroid exposure.
Notably, the exercise explores how businesses, such as those in nearby Silicon Valley, can make themselves more resilient in the face of disaster.
Patients demonstrated resilient attitudes based on the high degree of support they received from friends and family members, and notably described that they did not feel lonely or socially isolated despite spending a great deal of time in the hospital.
