resilience in English

noun

1

the ability of a substance or object to spring back into shape; elasticity.

nylon is excellent in wearability and resilience

2

the capacity to recover quickly from difficulties; toughness.

the often remarkable resilience of so many British institutions

noun

resiliency

Use "resilience" in a sentence

1. BUILD RESILIENCE.

2. This is called resilience.

3. PHYSICAL HEALTH AND RESILIENCE

4. Lordan placing Apogeny resilience underclerkship

5. Adaptability: as in flexibility, resilience

6. 6 Physical Health and Resilience

7. The more Biodiversity, the more resilience

8. She has shown great resilience to stress.

9. We're starting to build resilience ourselves.

10. His sturdy resilience to knocks and setbacks.

11. Their resilience and courage inspire our creativity.

12. His greatest strengths are his determination and resilience.

13. Her natural resilience helped her overcome the crisis.

14. Their courage and resilience inspired us all.

15. People showed remarkable resilience during the war.

16. Enterprise Resilience: Managing Risk in the Networked Economy.

17. Back; Research on resilience; Bice publications; Support us

18. A CityStrength Diagnostic to build a city’s resilience

19. Armour is (from outside inwards), maximum absorption rubber, maximum resilience rubber, maximum toughness and springiness steel, maximum resilience rubber, maximum thickness aluminium.

20. Conceptualising moral resilience for nursing practice Nurs Inq

21. It decreases our levels of tolerance and resilience.

22. Wade has shown great resilience in times of adversity.

23. That pragmatism and resilience inclines this survey to optimism.

24. Bolstering RESILIENCE: BENEFITING FROM LESSONS LEARNED Donald Meichenbaum, Ph.D

25. It is a story of hope, resilience and glamour.

26. His courage and resilience in the face of adversity.

27. I thought of Nick, and I thought of his resilience.

28. Resilience . Resourcefulness and creativity . An aptitude for life - long learning.

29. We had accidentally discovered the first resilience-enhancing drug.

30. The idea of resilience comes from the study of ecology.

31. And their resilience changed the tone of my whole project.

32. 17 Resilience - to remain steadfast in the face of adversity.

33. 8 That pragmatism and resilience inclines this survey to optimism.

34. Strong and smooth, the Abaca offers exceptional durability and resilience underfoot

35. ● shoring up EU farming sector resilience necessary to harness globalisation and

36. Business Resilience International Management (Brim) is engaged by Law Enforcement in the UK and overseas to advise on establishing and developing Cyber Resilience Centres (CRCs) for business

37. The Cloudburst Group works to advance social, economic, and environmental resilience

38. Leadership to Strengthen Armenia’s Security and Resilience 484 -- Commits to U.S

39. One of the things that underpins it is this idea of resilience.

40. 18 Sometimes scarred tissue feels tough, its resilience like a stale marshmallow.

41. Risk, Resilience, and Sustainability: How Governance in Zimbabwe Countervails this Nexus

42. Do your muscles have the strength and resilience that they should have?

43. Analysts said the euro's resilience was a bullish signal for the currency.

44. Ancestries reads like an homage to the African stories of struggle and resilience

45. Whatever they could do, the Earth's resilience would soon heal human activities.

46. The structural buffer increases resilience through an increase in loss-absorption capacity.

47. A third should be joining them soon: the Arab Climate Resilience Initiative (ACRI).

48. A mix of structural and non-structural measures is needed to ensure resilience.

49. Reference frame selection technique for error resilience of video codec using multiple reference frames

50. Written off again and again, he has proved phenomenal in resilience and political craftiness.