Sentence examples for resilient tensions from inspiring English sources
The Turkish criticism signaled resilient tensions in the friendly relationship with the United States and suggested that the Gaza visit would proceed.
Tensile tests were performed on strands made of CuAlBe SMA wires to characterize their behavior and demonstrate their potential utility as adaptive or resilient tension elements.
Since the former general was forced from power, Pakistan's civilian leadership has struggled with a sinking economy, resilient Islamic extremist factions and tensions with Washington over drone strikes and the secret raid that killed Osama bin Laden.
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.
By repeatedly being curious, our children become more open to new experiences, more comfortable dealing with tension and anxiety, and more intelligent, wiser, and resilient.
Because climate change, food prices volatility and political tensions hinder food production, rural people need to diversify their income to build resilient livelihoods.
All season long, and especially during the past month of unrelenting high-tension baseball, the Baltimore Orioles showed that they were one of baseball's most resilient teams.
It's a tension he returns to again and again in his nuanced, thoughtful book — what makes some children resilient while others succumb to the temptations that haunted their parents?
Nature is resilient, but it is clear that, as the natural world is pushed to its limits, we increase chaos, conflict, natural disaster and tensions.
