Sentence examples for resilience under fire from inspiring English sources

Brown's strategy is to calm nerves, keep going and earn respect for sheer resilience under fire.

Show Resilience Under Fire As Japan's Liberal Democratic Party faces its biggest challenge since its founding, de facto hereditary control of parliamentary seats is becoming the focus of criticism -- and showing stubborn resistance.

You'll see me at Wolverhampton and Ludlow as often as you do at Ascot and Newbury". The first test of Webbon's resilience under fire could arrive as soon as this weekend, when the Grand National, the one race that still unites the nation, also has the considerable potential to produce bad news, not least after the death of nine horses at Cheltenham last month.

The organisation noted that close family and friendship links within the East End were providing the population with a surprising resilience under fire.

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CONDUCT UNDER FIRE, by John A. Glusman.

Then came suspense.The resilience of the American stockmarkets under fire was undoubtedly magnificent.

Oliver Letwin is chairing a new flood resilience review, which is due to report in the summer, although the MP came under fire over the weekend for sitting on a previous report following the extraordinary floods of early 2014.

Examination of ecological and human community resilience in fire adapted ecosystems suggests a social ecological system that is under considerable stress.

However, economists are confident about the resilience of Israel's economy, and local businessmen are struggling to keep their factories and plants working, even under fire.

The study indicates that patches surviving a first-entry wildfire are likely to persist under a frequent fire regime, adding to the understanding of Mediterranean pines resilience to fire and providing quantitative empirical evidence useful to guide the management of fire-prone forests.