And no one can develop resilience in a vacuum.
Installing one is a gesture of defiance, or at least resilience, in a place where bombs still routinely shatter glass.
But its relative resilience in a downward-dog economy may owe more to its association with the relatively virtuous yoga concept.
The saga of the inn played out like something from a Nora Roberts novel about tragedy, pettiness, grace, and, ultimately, resilience in a small town.
Front-end revenue, or sales of nonprescription products, was flat compared with last year, showing some resilience in a down economy.
This celebration of African-American resilience in a struggling New York neighborhood envisions two cultures coexisting uneasily in the Red Hook section of Brooklyn.
(Scott) 'Red Hook Summer' (R, 2 01) Spike Lee's celebration of African-American resilience in a struggling Brooklyn neighborhood is messy, meandering and bluntly polemical.
A grand, complex human drama is reduced to platitudes and pretty pictures, as some fine actors become ciphers of suffering and resilience in a strained and superficial pageant.
Many expected him to fade after a promising first week – a fate that befell his compatriot Sergio Henao - but the 23-year-old showed remarkable resilience in a feisty battle with Majka.
As Arsenal pushed Liverpool back in the second half at the Emirates, however, there was a sense of undeniable resilience in a team that had three teenagers on the pitch by the end.
"The agreements reached today are a landmark achievement to strengthen banking sector resilience in a manner that reflects the key lessons of the crisis," said Jean-Claude Trichet, president of the European Central Bank and chairman of the Basel Committee.
