Sentence examples for stable and resilient from inspiring English sources

And in doing so, it will help make markets more efficient, and economies more stable and resilient".

This is a win/win outcome, while Scotland going it alone would inhibit its ability to provide a stable and resilient form of social protection," Lodge said.

Two centuries on, that democracy has proved remarkably enduring, stable and resilient; and citizens have not had to take up arms against arbitrary authority to preserve it.

We can now, for the first time, integrate two grand concepts: attaining abundance and honouring everyone's right to development in the second machine age, while safeguarding a stable and resilient home.

This is the unbalanced recovery that is mostly of Osborne's making, in that he has chased away the long-term investment that might have provided a more stable and resilient base with his constant scare tactics.

This kind of structure may help explain why networks ranging from metabolisms to ecosystems to the Internet are generally very stable and resilient, yet prone to occasional catastrophic collapse.

An established culture means that you can get going because it already contains active yeasts that have been populating the dough over a long period of time, so you can expect a starter that is stable, active and resilient, and you can confidently bake with wild yeast that gives your sourdough bread a great rise and pleasant sour flavour".

So soon after the chaotic implosion of the 32-year Suharto dictatorship in 1998, Indonesia seems politically stable and economically resilient, likely to show GDP growth of up to 4% this year.

Specifically, a policy that can deliver good and stable performance resilient to variations in system parameters (such as buffer sizes, processing rates, and setup times) is viewed as a "robust" policy.

Moreover, under Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono, just re-elected president, it is politically stable, economically resilient and largely peaceful.

"We have a once-in-a-generation opportunity to rebuild our regulatory structure so that our financial system is more stable, more resilient and better underpins a dynamic U.S. economy".