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31. Her age and her resilience suggest that she will be around at the top for at least another Olympiad.

32. But the inspiring resilience of older gay people is rarely communicated to gay youth.

33. That left him the resilience he needed to enjoy the rest of his life properly.

34. Resilience - to remain steadfast in the face of adversity. 7.

35. While not a fault tolerant machine or likely ever to be one, Dragon has automatic system recovery for fault resilience.

36. Consumer products showed some resilience, particularly in the second half, said chairman Gareth Davies.

37. Andrew enjoyed her company and respected her imperious resilience to the classic effects of drinking.

38. The literature further suggests that transracial adopters are often very self-confident people with a resilience to stress.

39. Man-made fibres are also hard wearing, have an improved resilience to hard wear and are now anti-static.

40. You can choose from either the graceful resilience of hardwood or the fresh, flawless look of uPVC.

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

42. Job sharers scored high marks on problem solving, team work and flexibility and demonstrated greater resilience in the face of setbacks.

43. The very fact that the media and police have investigated so vigorously shows its resilience.

44. As a politician, you have to show resilience - the ability to remain steadfast in your beliefs.

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

46. However,[http://sentencedict.com/resilience.html] he manages to retain his honour up to his death which is an indication of his strong character and resilience.

47. Their madness gives them superhuman strength and resilience, and they fight with astounding fury and determination.

48. A good filling will retain its resilience and ability to loft for many years.

49. It also determines the paper's resilience to scraping and other colour removal techniques.

50. This resilience is partly its just deserts.

51. Hardness, adhesiveness and gumminess of two type flour can be reduced with blending of waxy flour but springiness and resilience can be increased from the curve of TPA of cooking noodle.

52. Schulz made it funny with characters who faced a Sisyphean suburban world with resilience and curiosity.

53. Resilience Constructing a substantial company demands both physical stamina and emotional fortitude.

54. There is no resilience to the body , hence it could relieve tiredness .

55. George A. Bonanno, a professor of clinical psychology at Columbia known for his work on resilience (the reaction of the 85 percent of the population that does adapt to loss), was skeptical at first.

56. Screen is a Flex version of the tension and the network and squeegee are wire mesh deformation and screen its screen frame a screen pass resilience.

57. Proprietary solutions will likely offer scalability and resilience in better-known models, and might well utilize highly interoperable communication technologies such as MQ.

58. The result showed that the anxious emotion and interpersonal relation of the client has improved obviously, and his resilience to set-back has enhanced, psychological counseling outcome is good.

59. IN THE long run, the case for abandoning the managed currency regime is irrefutable, but it depends on the emergence of a domestic financial system that has sufficient depth and resilience.

60. Silent resolve: This talent now benefits the triggered buffs from Blessed Resilience , Blessed Recovery, and Martyrdom.