Sentence examples for so resilient that from inspiring English sources

They made natural fiber cord so resilient that the strongest children could not break it.

Our fingertips are also so resilient that the more we use them, the more sensitive they become.

The material is so resilient that it can be bent thousands of times without degrading its performance.

It's easy to assume that the Internet is unbreakable: that it's a collection of overlapping networks so resilient that universal connectivity is simply a given.

In particular, the report said, the rise in the growth rate of productivity -- the amount that each worker produces per hour -- made the economy so resilient that the scale of interest rate increases needed to bring inflationary growth under control "may have increased substantially".

The same participant further claimed that their service provider's "environment is so resilient that downtime just doesn't occur" (PAR#17).

So who is she? "She's a magnet for disaster, but she's so resilient, and that's what I love about her".

"Part of the reason that the problem of free will is so resilient is that each philosophical position has a set of psychological mechanisms rooting for it".

Not everybody knows it, but what really makes the Internet so resilient is that it is actually a voluntary network of networks.

What has made Silicon Valley so resilient is largely that it is a good place to go out of business.

There are many things of note in "The Producers" (anytime "Springtime for Hitler" is invoked comes to mind),  which is so resilient  a film that not only has it survived a Tony-winning Broadway adaptation, it endures despite a tepid  film adaptation (starring Broadway's Matthew Broderick and Nathan Lane) of that theatrical experience.