Sentence examples for prove resilient from inspiring English sources

Whether this strategy will prove resilient is another matter.

"In China, the fundamentals are good, confidence is likely to prove resilient and the policy cupboard is still pretty full" says Gerard Lyons, of Standard Chartered Bank.

An optimist would argue that the euro zone will prove resilient, because it does not have America's legacy of struggling subprime borrowers, its current-account deficit or its housing bubble.A closer look prompts a less sanguine assessment.

The global economy, this story goes, far from collapsing into crisis, would prove resilient, and, while some nonessential federal departments might wither for lack of funds, that would only demonstrate how Americans could get by with a much smaller government.

The new season of Fox's "American Idol" continued to prove resilient in the ratings, leading Wednesday night with 24.9 million viewers, according to Nielsen's estimates, a slight improvement over the same night a year ago.

Howard Archer, chief European and UK economist at IHS Markit, said: "The car sector will obviously be hoping that business confidence and activity prove resilient in 2017 despite likely mounting uncertainties over Brexit.

Seashells have proved resilient, too.

The Taliban is proving resilient.

But Mr. Skelton has proved resilient.

Their political freedoms, too, are proving resilient.

But the pirates have proved resilient.