Sentence examples for resilient according from inspiring English sources

"Basically, Riyadh's message to Tehran is simple: we can endure low oil prices for a while; can you?" But the experience of years under sanctions has made the Iranian economy "incredibly resilient", according to Handjani.

Like the Earth in general, California's climate is surprisingly resilient, according to recent computer models.

An overconfident Tory campaign has lost its energy and momentum, with Ed Miliband proving resilient under pressure, according to Labour's US political guru.

New Zealand's economy has been "remarkably resilient" in the past year, according to a report by the OECD.

In mice they had modified to enhance the level of the gene, they found a "resilient response to stress," according to Lobo.

There are plans for the federal government to spend another $26 billion to make the grid more resilient to storms like Maria, according to a report the Puerto Rican government sent to Congress in August.

Another element that leads to success is creating a culture that is not only resilient, but can also learn and change according to its environment.

The black soya beans seem more resilient, and both Black Jet and Tanba have survived: according to one lady, they contain gout-controlling chemicals.

The "resilient" UK housing market recorded another increase in mortgage lending in March, according to a lenders' group.

According to the test results, the ratio of creep modulus to resilient modulus can be an appropriate indicator for evaluating moisture susceptibility at high temperatures.

Glasses were ranged according to their resistance to the formation of corner cracks as follows: Resilient, for 0.15 ⩽ ν ⩽ 0.20; Semi-Resilient, for 0.20 ⩽ ν ⩽ 0.25; and Easily-Damaged for 0.25 < ν < 0.30.