Sentence examples for whose resilience from inspiring English sources

In this context, the stock market may prove to be the wild card whose resilience cements a still nascent recovery.

Vidick and Ito didn't devise the proof whose resilience they prove, but they did develop new tools for analyzing it.

Mr. Silver's overturned conviction furthered his reputation as a politician whose resilience was matched only by his influence.

Despite initial expectations, though, Mr. Kimmel, 45, has not overrun Mr. Leno, 62, whose resilience (critics call it obstinacy) is something of a television legend.

"It's not hard to be nice to people," muses Mr Covington, whose resilience seems to buoy him, in both the play and the film.

After twelve years of Abbas, the P.A. is a state apparatus in the making, whose resilience should not be obscured by the ups and downs of peacemaking.

Lurking, probably, will be Novak Djokovic, whose extraordinary resilience and talent carried him to a memorable 26th win over Rafael Nadal in the second quarter-final, 7-5, 7-6.

He has found a comrade in arms in Harbaugh, whose own resilience over a 14-year career as an N.F.L. quarterback was sufficient to earn him the nickname Captain Comeback.

No disrespect is intended to the real Dr. Westheimer, whose courage, resilience, humanity and intellect are much in evidence here, nor to the tremendous suffering she endured on the way to becoming the beloved matron who taught 1980s America not to be ashamed of sex.

Having one its sons succeed Buffett would be an earthquake of another sort for Tangshan, whose dwellers' resilience is romanticized in one of China's biggest-grossing movies this summer, Aftershock.

When the final buzzer sounded, they stood with a 99-86 series-clinching vintory in Game 5 against the Magic, whose season-long resilience was lost amid Bryant's efficiency.