Sentence examples for particularly resilient from inspiring English sources

"We know LGBT people can be particularly resilient as adopters," Docherty says.

He created a particularly resilient ball that bounced three times as high as a tennis ball.

In a year in which most network programming has struggled to hold onto their year-to-year viewership, NBC's latest iteration of the "Apprentice" franchise proved particularly resilient.

Bök has written a poem, "The Xenotext", which he is inserting into the DNA of a particularly resilient form of bacteria, Deinococcus radiodurans.

Because the disease is spread by a particularly resilient type of protein, a prion, even incineration is not a viable option for the remains of infected cattle.

The Story of Anvil, a superb documentary about a particularly resilient Canadian heavy-metal band, is making an energetic bid for nomination, and why not?

As these isolated and widely vicariant anchialine communities occur in tightly constrained coastal locations, they may be particularly vulnerable [86] or especially resilient [25], [28], [87], depending on the nature of the threat.

Instead, physical products are proving resilient, particularly in music.

Whatever their occupations, he added, they had to be "particularly handy and resilient and resourceful, so they could really create a living space".

We estimate that over half the group revenue base is now in the tobacco industry and, as such, relatively resilient, particularly as over 40% is in emerging markets rather than the mature markets of Western Europe and North America.

A miasma of existential doubt seems to hang over large chunks of the aid industry, even here in the UK, where I've argued before that a combination of government, NGOs, think tanks, academics, public opinion and history constitutes a particularly productive and resilient 'development cluster'.