The part of the sentence 'resilience for' is not correct and usable in written English.
You could use the phrase 'resilience to' in the sentence instead. For example: He showed great resilience to adversity.
We cannot build resilience for people – but we can help.
But she added that the figures showing greater resilience for pensioner incomes were averages.
A temperament needs strong layers of resilience, for if one plays long enough hurdles will appear.
This puts even more pressure on local economies and questions local authorities' resilience for the future.
This puts them back to square one, and leaves them without the financial resilience for unexpected shocks.
A huge Yazidi temple is under construction in a small Armenian village, intended as a symbol of resilience for a persecuted religious tradition.
The money and effort we put into team identity and psychological resilience for the women's team really paid off," he said.
These processes enable people to have greater control of their mood states and develop greater resilience for handling internal and external stressors.
In the face of this startling display of national idiocy, Dorrinson still mustered some of the resilience for which the British people are known.
"Now that conditions are on the rise, confidence may continue its run of surprising (post-election) resilience for a while longer," NAB said on Tuesday.
What could be done for households to cope in cycles of crisis and how could we address immediate needs while building resilience for the future?
