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Meanings of resilient in English
Usage of resilient in English
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Chief executive Simon Woodhams said given the circumstances, the result was resilient.
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Given lower global growth, everyone is looking at resilient countries, he said.
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Next year may thus see German exports surging and economic growth resilient.
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Challenges remain, but he said reforms had made that economy more resilient.
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It said it planned to build typhoon-resilient structure to minimise future damage.
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The building of a new national consensus to drive a resilient society.
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Harper said the energy patch was resilient and used to price shocks.
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Yet Tunisia's transition to democracy has proved more resilient than some expected.
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To be sure, China's export data has appeared largely resilient so far.
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This will make the global financial system more resilient to future shocks.
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There is no other sector as resilient and solution-focused as local government.
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Though export businesses were resilient, there was a risk jobs would go.
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We are also aware of the DA's resilient approach in seeking answers.
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What is more important, resilient leadership and officers or the right infrastructure?
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Horta-Osorio said the performance was resilient against a backdrop of economic challenges.
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Australian property has performed relatively well thanks to the country's resilient economy.
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Resilient through the time
Resilient across language varieties
New Zealand
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South Africa
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Australia
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