Sentence examples for resilient and adapted from inspiring English sources

Urban development under such premises will be more resilient and adapted to local flooding, instead of relying on increasingly expensive infrastructure.

They wanted to come to America and start a better life, whereas all of my ancestors were brought here, and had to be resilient people and adapt.

These results show that the fish assemblages in the lakes studied are highly resilient and perfectly adapted to the hydrological cycle of the Solimões River.

Here communities, from the Alaskan Yupik to the Greenland Inuit native tribes, have developed and adapted resilient societies for millennia.

After the pessimism of the late 1970s and early 1980s, the economy and the stock market turned around as it became clear the American economy was resilient and could adapt to a changing world.

Despite progress against Jemaah Islamiyah and its splinter groups, analysts say militants have proved resilient, forming new cells and adapting new strategies in response to the crackdown.

It is resilient and adaptable.

They are highly motivated and resilient; they adapt well and grow into the job.

CIA Director John Brennan recently said that ISIS is resilient, capable of absorbing losses and adapting its tactics.

But it reminds us that nature can be surprisingly resilient and that people can learn and adapt and try new solutions.

The estimation and use of these coefficients for new or existing buildings will allow: the design of more resilient buildings adapted to a changing climate, cost-benefit analysis of refurbishment options and the rational assembly of at-risk registers of vulnerable building occupants.