Sentence examples for resilient force from inspiring English sources

"The Abu Sayyaf group remains a resilient force," she said.

Still, senior military commanders and counterterrorism specialists caution that the organization remains a dangerously resilient force in Iraq and Syria, and a potent global movement through its call to arms to followers on social media.

Victory in the symbolically significant city would mark a startling reversal of the militant group's fortunes after months of setbacks and suggests that the Islamic State remains a resilient force.

This explains why the clerical rulers have failed to counter the growing public conviction that the Islamic Republic, too, is impervious to political reform and why the democratic impulse that began with the Constitutional Revolution continues to be a potent and resilient force.

After Soviet troops invaded Afghanistan in December , 1979 the United States surprised Kremlin leaders by helping to organize support and funding for a surprisingly resilient force of Afghan guerrillas.

It's nearly always seemed to be Manchester City's problem since the Arab cash injection (except the 2011-12 winning season - Lescott & Kompany were a resilient force conceding only 29), even in the season of 2013-14 where they won the title they appeared never able to keep a solid centre back pairing that could stop the goals from flooding in.

Authenticity may be the theme that the resilient forces of fashion and display embrace.

They should know, we are resilient by force, not by choice.

A skilled and resilient labour force, combined with a powerful research-oriented higher-educational system and innovative venture capitalists, brought Massachusetts back to economic health.

The aim is to project the image of a strong, resilient insurgent force that can strike — whenever it wants — at the heart of those who are charged to safeguard the city and its population.

A cheap and resilient labour force, coupled with flat beaches for intentional strandings, ushered in the start of a new industry for Bangladesh: dismantling the great hulks of the sea and selling their steel for scrap.At its height in 2008 Bangladesh's ship-breaking industry accounted for half of all ships scrapped in the world, according to IHS, a consultancy.