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Meanings of more resilient in English

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Usage of more resilient in English
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Challenges remain, but he said reforms had made that economy more resilient.
Reuters
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Yet Tunisia's transition to democracy has proved more resilient than some expected.
The Guardian
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This will make the global financial system more resilient to future shocks.
Reuters
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But millennial athletes are often are more resilient to criticism, McCaffrey explained.
BBC
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This would make the road more resilient over the winter, he said.
Radio NZ
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No nation is more prepared or more resilient than the United States.
Reuters
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Indeed, she's smarter and more resilient than I gave her credit for.
Ruthless
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Focusing on building relationships helps people to become more resilient and capable.
The Guardian
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The pound was also looking more resilient than some people had expected.
Reuters
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Counterintuitively, being exposed to bleaching has actually made some reefs more resilient.
The Guardian
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He found that often the kids were more resilient than the parents.
Radio NZ
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Shares in M&S fell 2 percent, while more resilient retailers held steady.
Reuters
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Paulie was a little more resilient than I thought he would be.
The Guardian
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We felt we were more resilient in the face of that challenge.
Radio NZ
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Davies said the British economy was still more resilient than many people thought.
The Guardian
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As a result, the global financial system will be more resilient to shocks.
Reuters
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