Sentence examples similar to prove resilient to changes from inspiring English sources

As a result, the ecosystems of the Chagos have so far proven resilient to climate change and have been lagely immune from threats to other reefs worldwide.

But the heating infrastructure, having proved resilient to fuel-price shocks, has been exempt from this privatisation: the flats may change hands, but the radiators inside are still owned by the state.

But like his English contemporary Thomas Ades, he has proved resilient to fame.

The economy proved resilient to the world economic crisis; growth declined to 4.5%, and inflation dropped below 6%.

The system proved resilient to the application of such a pulse and always returned to the original oscillatory resting state.

Last year a report by the Runnymede Trust, an equalities thinktank, warned that universities had proved "remarkably resilient to change in terms of curriculum, culture and staffing, remaining for the most part 'ivory towers' − with the emphasis on 'ivory'".

They've survived a number of existential market disruptions, proving themselves to be more resilient to change.

Like all good architecture, structural principles are remarkably resilient to change and scale.

It is also likely that student attitudes are relatively resilient to change during training.

However, with costs expected to rise from 2020, will the industry prove resilient?

But the reef always proved resilient enough to recover.