Sentence examples for poor resilient from inspiring English sources

The Calabrians, clustered in ancient mountain towns that were cut off for months in winter by snowdrifts, were poor, resilient, and resolutely autonomous.

The quadrant with the mean value above 0.44 consists of poor but resilient, highly resilient, and extremely resilient groups.

Patients less likely to be resilient can be identified using empirically derived predictors of poor resilience ('yellow flags').

We also hear about the strength of the family in poor communities, resilient matrilineal constellations of grandmother, mother and children.

Households in the left side of the threshold include, poor, but resilient, highly vulnerable, and extremely vulnerable groups.

Apart from this, it is also important to work on empowering poor-but resilient households and rich but not resilience households.

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

Households can be very poor and very resilient, argues Béné.

While it is true that uncoordinated donor aid can be highly problematic for recipient countries, it does not necessarily follow that backing "a government's own strategy to fight poverty" will result in fewer poor or more resilient countries.

Mr. De Boer cited disputes between large and small, rich and poor, vulnerable and resilient, on layered issues ranging from protecting forests to paying to bring more energy choices to places that hardly have any.

But in making poor communities more resilient, such efforts are making a difference in strengthening them for the challenges ahead.