Sentence examples for resilience points from inspiring English sources
Mungos creative resilience points to an escape-route from such exploitation, and promises a way of "learning to live again".
In contrast, ICF estimates that the market for financial trading that Enron pioneered has collapsed to a third of its pre-bankruptcy level.Deregulation worksThe physical market's resilience points to the biggest explanation for the lack of a crisis: energy deregulation.
Mr Murdoch, who is 83, remains firmly in charge, and his sons, Lachlan and James, seem better placed than ever to succeed him one day.In this section Frothy.com Going mobile again Bonus babies Searching for the next big thing Sailing through a scandal ReprintsThe Murdoch clan's resilience points to an overlooked reality in business: sometimes a loss can turn into an unexpected win.
This resilience points to several physiological adaptations to survive cold, anoxic conditions during hibernation and subsequent re-oxygenation in the spring.
Mr. Modi touted his constituent state as a model of economic resilience, pointing out that despite a global recession, Gujarat boasted progress in a variety of sectors, including tourism, where it saw a tourist arrival rate that was more than double the national average.
The enclave, seen as a socio-ecological system, allows to be approached from the resilience point of view.
"But, from a resilience point of view, and people throwing themselves in there and working hard for one another, that was fantastic".
From an ecological resilience point of view, clinical interventions can be considered a "coercion" of the diseased regime [coerced resilience (Rist et al. 2014 ], by targeting the approximation of desired functionality of patients comparable to healthy individuals.
However, minimizing the capital cost of the pipeline alone may result in economical network configuration, but it may not be a promising solution in terms of resilience point of view.
Although sizing the pipes for water distribution network based on shortest flow path results higher than the least cost solution (global least cost), analysis of results indicates that such a solution is found to be promising as far as resilience point of view.
But it also underscored ominous signs of Al Qaeda's resilience and pointed to new and unintended dangers for American policy in the region — a rapidly destabilized, nuclear-armed Pakistan, a state with a weak civilian government and a military struggling to fight an expanding insurgency.
