Sentence examples for resilient movement from inspiring English sources

It is a resilient movement, with a proven ability to fill any gaps in its ranks rather quickly.

Clashes with police have left some 17 Saudi Shias dead since February 2011.More surprising has been a small but resilient movement, led largely by Saudi women, calling for the release of relatives imprisoned under sweeping anti-terrorist laws.

Since then, it has proven to be a resilient movement in promoting access to equal and quality education and in helping to improve community responses to gender based violence, provide safe and protective communities for children and information on HIV and AIDS.

Esther Agbarakwe Empower people to send their own messages: Mobilisation fosters a stronger, more resilient climate movement for solutions.

One unintended consequence of Mr Obama's extended hand was to aid the rise in Iran of a resilient democracy movement.

Other governments in the region are increasingly worried that the crisis could spill beyond Syria's borders, especially given Mr. Assad's seeming determination to snuff out a resilient demonstration movement despite the cost in sectarian and social tensions.

But for Mr. Obama, that effort is complicated by the fear that sanctions could crush a resilient antigovernment movement that appears on the verge of taking to the streets again.

He was shorter than I expected, with a body I at once thought of as tough and resilient; his movements had a touch of old age about them, while his eyes, the upper part of which were hooded by his lids, looked simultaneously energetic and mournful.

Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan said that Turkish forces were pursuing the attackers, making it clear that his military was crossing the Iraq border, which the Turks have done numerous times in their protracted effort to crush a resilient Kurdish insurgency movement.

This study tested the in vitro effectiveness of a range of liquid products in forming rafts that were cohesive, buoyant, voluminous, resistant to reflux and durable under conditions of movement (resilient).

But Girl Scouts are nothing if not resilient, and our movement is nothing if not bold.