It can return areas to more resilient levels of biodiversity by favoring native species over introduced or exotic ones; it guides endangered species, such as the California condor, through the gantlet of modernity; and it can even turn wastewater into something beneficial.
But most global firms left and didn't come back until 2006, when investment activity started to rev up again.In this section The buys from Brazil Betting on Ben The big squeeze New world order In the shadow of giants Captive market Learning to like inflation ReprintsThey are returning to a bigger, more resilient economy.
But the more resilient participants returned to a calmer state more quickly than the participants who were not as resilient.[10].[10]
When I would straighten my hair, it would come back more resilient and instantly return to its normal, curly self in the humid Baltimore weather.
Beyond the fact that LP capital commitments don't prove anything about returns, however, large funds are likely much more resilient to a few bad years than small funds are.
In return, commitment, so the research says, makes you happier, healthier and more resilient to life's occasional thwacks.
The more resilient an organization is the more it can recover effectively and return to normal.
The tourists' batting could be more resilient after their second-innings capitulation in Nottingham with Virender Sehwag returning after shoulder surgery and partnering Gautam Gambhir, who has recovered from a bruised arm which forced him to miss the second Test.
What he probably wanted most on his return to St Andrew's was evidence that his team is a little older and rather more resilient.
Some aid workers say that families should be encouraged to return to where their houses once stood.Unless steps are quickly taken to plan and design more resilient housing, Haitians risk disaster again.
We believe that as bond returns begin to languish, money will flow from bonds to stocks, which tend to be more resilient in times of inflation.
