Sentence examples for reasonably resilient from inspiring English sources
"It's not stellar, but if you look at the broad strokes, revenues were reasonably resilient and they're controlling expenses," said Glenn Schorr, an analyst with Nomura.
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The forecast in those states has moved just four-tenths of a point since then, on average; the largest shift has been in Ohio, where Mr. Obama's polling has been reasonably resilient and he now has a 2.2-point edge.
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"We do have a reasonably resilient manufacturing business in Leicester; at the same time, unemployment for the city is still high, and there's still huge deprivation in the city centre and surrounding council estates".
New-home sales have been coming in at a rate that is fairly close to the high end of the cycle, and because home activity is interest rate sensitive and because long-term interest rates have been coming down, we think that the consumer side of the economy will prove to be reasonably resilient.
The current government has been unexpectedly resilient, and reasonably effective, and the five-year fixed-term seems to be sticking.
"A reasonably well-supervised financial system would have been much more resilient to this and other types of severe shocks," he recently argued in "Prone to Fail," a paper for the National Bureau of Economic Research.
A resilient person or community in the face of any number of unforeseen problems (like drought) can remain reasonably unlikely to suddenly become poor.
