Sentence examples for recovering from setbacks from inspiring English sources

It claims that what often determines whether someone makes "the right choice in the heat of the moment" is "character", which it defines as "self-discipline, application, the ability to defer gratification and resilience in recovering from setbacks".

The government-appointed panel that looked into the causes of the riots emphasised the effect of troubled families and the need for building character, "including self-discipline, application, the ability to defer gratification and resilience in recovering from setbacks".A second explanation focuses on policing.

But this England side have shown they can recover from setbacks.

He said Mr. Gingrich had demonstrated resilience in his ability to recover from setbacks during the campaign.

At its most basic it is a mental and physical flexibility (perhaps even toughness) that enables a person to recover from setbacks, challenges and difficulties.

But when we are facing a sense of failure, social media can feel like a lonely place – and can make it harder to recover from setbacks.

Similarly, he noted, children are by nature anti-fragile – they get stronger when they learn to recover from setbacks, failures and challenges to their cherished ideas.

You've since been successful in your second, more informed choice so are obviously able to recover from setbacks: all qualities good employers value.

One competitor is Linden78, a brown-brick edifice on 78th Street off Broadway that appears to have recovered from setbacks: In 2009 its developer, Urban Residential, had to give buyers their money back after missing construction deadlines.

"In the past year, the pupils had been in the school for only a couple of years, and that is not enough time to recover from setbacks they may have had earlier".

One reason for this activity -- often referred to as the January effect -- is that investors seem more willing to take on risk when they have a whole year ahead to recover from setbacks.