Their side had shown character and perseverance when the game appeared to have gone, and Wenger was quick to praise the resilience of his players.
Though the Israel Defense Forces still consider themselves one of the best armies in the world, the soldiers have come to realize that they are fighting an enemy of surprising resilience and adaptability, quick to exploit any vulnerability.
The European Commission reckons its economy will shrink by 1.4% this year, which is not a lot by the dismal standards of the region.The case for a quick dashDespite the size and resilience of Poland's economy, its government wants to get into the euro as soon as possible.
Biological change is likely to be commensurately quick, although the resistance and resilience of organisms and ecosystems is highly variable.
A compelling, intelligent, and attractive woman has certain advantages, 'tis true, but men, in worrying over things less have the advantage of resilience and the quicker comeback from a broken heart.
Bullish types were quick to trumpet the American economy's resilience.
"It's not an easy or quick job to build up people's resilience," says Brown, a Canadian who has previously worked in Somalia.
Too often we succumb to the temptation to expect a quick resolution to intractable problems which show amazing resilience by rumbling on unsolved indefinitely.
They aren't as quick to jump back to the fight -- the resilience is just not there".
Improvements may be slow and patients can experience relapse so GPs must develop resilience and understand that there is no quick fix [ 20].
Governments and private sector leaders have unveiled achievements and plans in a variety of areas where we feel we can make the quickest, greatest impact, including energy, cities and transport, finance, resilience, agriculture and short-lived climate pollutants.
