Sentence examples for resiliency from from inspiring English sources

Mr. Singer was thrilled to hear reports of resiliency from Sony's Japanese ranks.

But along with upbeat messages about the country's resiliency from seven members of Congress and three Cabinet secretaries, there was a good amount of finger-pointing over the current state of U.S. science.

From these personal successes will arise community partnership opportunities and the potential to amplify the emergence of disaster prevention and resiliency from local to global levels.

This study examined the development of ego-resiliency from late adolescence to emerging adulthood, using a 10-year cohort-sequential design.

Latent growth curve analyses indicated that the developmental trajectory of ego-resiliency from 15 to 25 years is adequately described by a piecewise model that included separate growth profiles corresponding to different developmental stages.

Moreover, the trajectory of ego-resiliency from ages 15 to 19 was predicted by self-efficacy beliefs in managing negative emotions, and the trajectory from age 19 to 25 was predicted by experienced familial support and self-efficacy beliefs in expressing positive emotions at age 15.

That transcendent resiliency derives from changeability and permeability, and thus from a kind of dynamic equilibrium between natural and artificial elements.

Klaus is right that we need to look at resiliency planning from a long-term perspective.

Asked where his resiliency came from, Mr. Wildhorn replied in a shot, "My father".

In this chapter I examine the socioecology of two zebra species one thriving, the other verging on extinction and show how resiliency emerges from understanding the link between a species' ecology and its behavior, demography, and population dynamics.

Where does this superhuman resiliency come from?