Sentence examples for resilient forms from inspiring English sources

Warming temperatures are forcing farmers to cultivate their spuds at higher altitudes, as less resilient forms succumb to rampant disease and insect plagues below.

"Only by safeguarding nature's resilience can we hope to have a resilient form of food production, and ensure food security in the long term".

Patronage-based politics and economics is a resilient form of governance that has persisted for centuries.

My plans to develop an even more resilient form of gardening can also take shape.

Beach grass waving silkily, wild roses clumped near beach, beach itself, and high dunes, in resilient form.

Together, Kötting and Sinclair are torchbearers for a resilient form of creative engagement with the English landscape.

Bök has written a poem, "The Xenotext", which he is inserting into the DNA of a particularly resilient form of bacteria, Deinococcus radiodurans.

This is a win/win outcome, while Scotland going it alone would inhibit its ability to provide a stable and resilient form of social protection," Lodge said.

And – amid the usual cacophony of carping – a silver endurance medal for the BBC itself, which kept most things on track in resilient form.

Deutsche Bank said in a statement that its so-called core Tier 1 capital, the most resilient form of reserves, fell to 6.5 percent under the worst-case stress assumptions.

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.