This season, as they were from January last season following the additions of Steven Pienaar and Nikica Jelavic, they have continued to be an attractive, pleasing on the eye team while retaining that resilience.
The Forest Service Manual USDA Forest Servicee 2014) contains an interim policy directive (FSM 2020) entitled "ecological restoration and resilience," which states that the aim of the directive "is to reestablish and retain ecological resilience of National Forest System lands and associated resources…" (see also Office of the Federal Registrar 2014).
One hopes he retains his resilience.
Memorable too is its depiction of neglected children whose instinctive love for each other allows them to retain their resilience and innate wisdom and to acquire a measure of moral maturity that their elders have somehow lost.
Cropping results in a reduced diversity and density of plants, although swamp plant communities retain some resilience to such disturbances.
Throughout it all, Brooks exudes a hypnotic resilience, retaining a transcendent moral decency in a corrupt world.
Participants identified relatively simple, low-cost, and effective supports to enable them to adapt to change, while retaining independence and resilience.
If antidepressants act by usefully perturbing a brain that's "stuck," then people who retain some natural resilience would see a lesser benefit.
Youthful skin retains its turgor, resilience and pliability, among others, due to its high content of water.
Specifying someone displaying "a track record of visionary leadership", and combining "experience in attracting and retaining creative people" with "personal resilience", the BBC's job ad seems almost to be soliciting an application from the man who co-wrote Extending Choice, oversaw the rise of Chris Evans, and was prepared to take the flak as Radio 1's ratings went into freefall.
