Sentence examples for resilient roots from inspiring English sources

It is not immediately clear whether investing in a population of fewer more resilient roots may confer more of a benefit to the plant than a larger number of faster growing, more ephemeral, roots.

I am confident of success, because our economy is flexible and resilient, rooted in the entrepreneurial spirit and productivity of the American people.

Colon adds, "We are a resilient community, rooted in the need to organize and find solace in faith and other culturally-based organizations".

However, a deeper rooting, resilient phylogenetic classification of metazoan serpins is not available and their evolutionary roots are unresolved.

He was the root -- earthy, resilient, timeless.

For one thing, the number of women who identify as feminists might be low because women of color associate the mainstream feminist movement with its white roots -- and the resilient trend among contemporary white feminists of failing to include women of color (and their perspectives) in important conversations.

It takes time for the roots to strengthen into resilient channels that can sustain the growth.

But as the grass begins to take root, so does a resilient Occupy Charlotte.

Or (b) with a heart of gold, more resilient, and whose aggression is normally rooted in an unstable home life: Cuba Gooding Jr in Boys n the Hood, John Boyega in Attack the Block, Renoly Santiago in Dangerous Minds.

Speaking to BBC Radio 5 live, Cook added Root "is a pretty resilient character".

The movement for healthier, more resilient cities is not just taking root in Indianapolis.