Sentence examples for resilient attribute from inspiring English sources

The resilient attribute of ethnic economies has been displayed in both case studies here presented.

Mr. Shearman attributed resilient Jaguar sales to well-off women.

Colin Paynter, chief executive of Astrium in Britain, attributes the resilient growth of the space industry to its long time scales: satellites usually take up to two years to design and build, and operate for 15 years.

The improved electrocatalytic activity of NiCo2O4-rGO is attributed to resilient synergistic effects between NiCo2O4 and rGO sheets.

These attributes of resilient people contribute to higher levels of life satisfaction.

A key psychological attribute of the resilient is their connection to other people.

That research seems to apply especially to the Islamic State, also known as ISIS or ISIL, whose attributes make it resilient to losing even a top figure like Mr. Adnani.

The primary role of barley in the origins of agriculture can be attributed to its resilient qualities such as rapid development to maturation [3], xerophytic adaptations such as long awns [4], as well as tolerance of a wide range of edaphic factors such as pH and salinity [5].

The high prevalence of E. tenella can be attributed to the resilient oocyst stage, which is transmitted between hosts in the environment.

His other Saturday night show on ITV, Britain's Got Talent, has proved more resilient in the ratings, which critics have attributed to his continued presence on the judging panel alongside the inspired signing of fellow judge, David Walliams.

If, as it seems, PBL behaviors act like personal attributes that are consistent and resilient to change then tutor development programmes need to shift their focus.