Sentence examples similar to yield adversity from inspiring English sources
The belt was lost in back-to-back defeats in England against Jorge Linares, but Crolla didn't yield from that adversity, either, claiming three consecutive victories to reemerge as Lomachenko's top-ranked mandatory WBA contender.
In particular, understanding the apparent advantage in some groups, and the absence of a disadvantage in other groups despite socio-economic adversity, could yield important insights into protective factors against child mental health problems.
When using parent-reported mental health difficulties, this classification yielded 39 Resilient (high adversity, low mental health difficulties), 79 Maladaptive (high adversity, high mental health difficulties), 72 Competent (low adversity, low mental health difficulties), and 47 Highly Vulnerable (low adversity, high mental health difficulties) children.
"Paradoxically, these adversities yielded unexpected gifts". Sometimes these unexpected gifts come in the form of a new career path or life direction.
Accordingly, the remaining items, which for the most part were markedly skewed, were dichotomized as close as possible to the sample 80th percentile to yield comparable frequencies across all adversities.
While Continental Europeans talk, publicly at least, of solidarity in adversity, Mr. Cameron has sounded a more solipsistic tone, saying Europe's turmoil yields "fresh opportunities" for Britain.
The initial stage of the cG × E research field has yielded an interesting set of results, detecting many interaction effects between genetic polymorphisms and family adversity on externalizing behaviors.
