"You're the toughest and most resilient of us all," Meghan wrote.
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She is 64, vibrant and the most resilient person I know.
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This team is by far the most resilient group of guys.
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The Moon is in Aries, one of the most resilient signs.
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The A.C.A. has been the most resilient statute in modern American history.
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Scholars said that America's institutions are where democracy has proven most resilient.
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Residents could be moving to one of the most resilient towns in Louisiana.
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"This is the most resilient bunch of guys," Nationals manager Dave Martinez said.
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Pluralism and democracy have proven to be the most resilient systems over time.
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The welfare state remains the most resilient aspect of the postwar political economy.
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Morgan Stanley said RBS was the most resilient UK bank in an uncertain outlook.
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This will give her molecular snapshots of the least and most resilient Lophelia strains.
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On a per-capita basis, young people are the most resilient to the coronavirus.
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Research has shown that parents who mediate online behavior have the most resilient children.
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This makes the coal fleet one of the most resilient electricity sources we have.
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"Puerto Ricans are the most resilient people on the earth," Miranda shared on opening night.
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By combining these elements, Pokémon built one of the most resilient brands in recent memory.
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"Puerto Ricans are the most resilient people on the earth," he shared on opening night.
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"When she takes these blows she's one of the most resilient people you can imagine."
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Not even the most resilient woman in Hollywood could have easily bounced back from this.
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Due to climate change, only corals most resilient to warm temperatures are selected, he adds.
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Harry Potter will always stand as one of the most resilient masterpieces in childhood literature.
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The health-care industry has been among the most resilient when it comes to resisting automation.
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New York was named the world's most resilient city, followed by Tokyo, London and Los Angeles.
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The best athletes are the most resilient, that's why I am so proud of this team.
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Intact natural systems are most resilient to shocks such as droughts, floods, disease or global warming.
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According to one former aide, Trump is 'the most resilient politician the country has ever seen.
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Protelindo has the most resilient financial profile among the three companies, which should support future tower acquisitions.
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If nothing else, high-grade lending is usually the most resilient market, given its relationship-driven nature.
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Kenya is a key base for fighting al-Shabab, one of the world's most resilient extremist organizations.
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Turns out, suffering through a heat wave makes even the most resilient among us a little dull.
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Of all the America organized crime groups, New York's five families have been the most resilient, Schumacher said.
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Concrete is one of the most well understood materials on earth and it's also one of the most resilient.
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The chance to buy shares in one of the world's most resilient oil firms will be hard to resist.
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Banks with the most diversified revenue sources and strongest franchises are again likely to have the most resilient earnings.
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Norway is the world's most resilient country in 2019, according to a report from commercial property insurer FM Global.
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But it's that very dullness that helped make lead the most resilient of the base metals markets last year.
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"I think we are the most prepared team, the most resilient team, and we know our strengths," she said.
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The end for Tittle as one of football's best and most resilient quarterbacks essentially came in Pittsburgh on Sept.
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The death of Qaboos may mark more than the passing of one of the Middle East's most resilient leaders.
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A - This is very exciting ... (it is) one of the largest and most resilient sectors in the Asia market.
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And now, with her recurring sold-out Las Vegas show, Britney is proving to be the most resilient pop star.
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Also, the Sinaloa Cartel has proven to be the most resilient, adaptable and flexible of all drug trafficking organizations in Mexico.
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But somehow, because dogs are simultaneously the purest and also the most resilient animals on this doomed planet, all was well.
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NEW YORK, Feb 28 (Reuters) - Even the most resilient of markets cannot shake off the impact of the global coronavirus outbreak.
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But more than that, the new Air Force One will be the most resilient, high-tech, tricked-out jumbo jet in existence.
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Aviva has probably gone from having one of the weaker balance sheets around three years ago to one of the most resilient.
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Captain America is one of Marvel universe's strongest and most resilient superheroes, but, for some, Cap is nothing without his extraordinary shield.
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Impatience, frustration, and discontent can infect even the most resilient NBA locker rooms this time of year, including LeBron James' Cleveland Cavaliers.
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Given the inevitability of such incidents, startups that adopt agile data governance will likely be the most resilient companies of the future.
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During their last two games, both victories, the Knicks have played some of their most resilient basketball of this still-emerging season.
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Multitrillion dollar financial services firm Allianz is one of the most resilient in the insurance group, according to Klerk and his team.
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This marks the second straight year of pullbacks by a trio of companies normally seen as among the most resilient shale oil producers.
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"We believe that construction is probably one of the most resilient demand segments and we also see that in our order books," he said.
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Opportunity outlived its planned mission duration of 90 days 55 times over, distinguishing it as one of NASA's most resilient and productive interplanetary explorers.
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This towering behemoth of meat and chocolate is probably best eaten with a fork, a knife, and the most resilient bib you can find.
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ANTA said consumer goods, including sportswear, remained the most resilient sector despite uncertain global economic outlook for 2019 and challenges faced in capital markets.
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Underdeveloped infrastructure and a lack of investment from telecom companies have contributed to this stark internet inequity in one of America's most resilient cities.
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Wheat is among the most resilient crops in adverse weather, but it can be seriously damaged or even destroyed if subjected to extreme cold.
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Scientists have been trying to breed the most resilient forms of coral in the hope that they can use these to repopulate the reef.
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Because Japan has by far the oldest population, they have a healthcare system that really works, they've got the most resilient infrastructure in the world.
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According to a new report, North American economies are the most resilient against climate change, while those in the developing world are the least resilient.
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Among equity sectors, technology has been the most resilient to trade worries, although threats to curb Chinese investment in U.S. tech this week hit the stocks.
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Covereds not only provide a key source of cheap funds for UK banks but have also proved the most resilient funding tool in times of stress.
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That information can then be used to cross-breed the most resilient plants, in order to create crops that are more resistant to the changing climate.
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He had used the competition to galvanise his team, and accordingly restored their reputation as one of the toughest and most resilient sides in the land.
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The most resilient bits were probably the casings around its plutonium power source, designed to withstand re-entry into Earth's atmosphere or an explosion at launch.
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Another intervention we're testing is assisted evolution, where we speed up the evolutionary process by interbreeding the most resilient corals that have survived past bleaching events.
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Another way forward could be to identify the most resilient sorts of coral in spots that are most sheltered from changing ocean temperatures and other human harm.
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Snapchat's private messaging proved to be its most resilient feature after a leak saw The Daily Beast's Taylor Lorenz dump a ton of the company's usage data.
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That's the message I had for the students at the Gila River Indian Community in Arizona—one of the brightest, most resilient, most inspiring groups I've met.
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"Every time we get a pull-back it's the same damn thing," said Dick, calling market conditions the most resilient he has seen in his 18 years.
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At the same time, they are also among the most resilient creatures known to scientists, so it's possible the nematodes really were frozen into the soil long ago.
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Yet, at a time when we should make the most of our most resilient, clean energy options and increase our nuclear footprint, the outlook for nuclear is decidedly mixed.
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With U.S. investors laser-focused on the White House's with Beijing, Cramer wanted to hone in on four stocks in the market that are most resilient to trade tensions.
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Shanghai, currently in 11th place, was expected to rise to fifth place by 2028, while London and Paris were the only European cities currently ranked among the 20 most resilient.
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"These are some of the most resilient types of bacteria that we know of," says David J. Smith, a researcher in the Space Biosciences Division at NASA's Ames Research Center.
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They can have up to 300 individuals living together at a time, so with all that crowding, they've evolved to become one of the most resilient animals on the planet.
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Indian stocks have been one of the most resilient among emerging markets in the past year — and Goldman Sachs said equities will likely climb even higher in the coming months.
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Morgan Stanley said they continued seeing the Russian currency as one of the most resilient to the globally firming dollar, adding that the rouble instruments should continue providing attractive yields.
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This is an incredibly resilient city full of some of the most resilient people, but sometimes providing a little extra assistance can make things a little easier for the community.
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"I think [bitcoin's] the best bet because it's been the most resilient, it's around for 10 years, it has a great brand and it's been tested a bunch," he said.
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"It's still hard to say which country will be hit the most and which will be the most resilient," said Carsten Brzeski, chief eurozone economist at the Dutch bank ING.
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"It's still hard to say which country will be hit the most and which will be the most resilient," said Carsten Brzeski, chief eurozone economist at the Dutch bank ING.
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In the grand scheme of things, even the best attitude, the most resilient state of mind, the mindsets most oriented toward growth, are a drop in the bucket against structural barriers.
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He's quietly put out some of the most heart-rending folk inspired tunes this half-decade and even without overcoming his health struggle, this would be his most resilient collection yet.
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Any fall in phone output would put further pressure on what is one of Asia's most resilient economies, as weakness in the mining and agriculture sectors hindered growth in the third quarter.
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The Spartans were the season's most resilient team, with dramatic wins over three top-242 teams and one against its archrival, No. 220 Michigan, on a one-of-a-kind, last-second play.
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Total's earnings were "probably the most resilient set of fourth-quarter 2015 results we'll see from any major," Oswald Clint, an analyst at Bernstein Research, wrote in a note to clients on Thursday.
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"The people of my home state are the most resilient you will find, but the damage caused by the storm and deadly floods has been catastrophic for these families and communities," she said.
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The researchers used one of the most resilient tardigrade species on the planet, R. varieornatus, whereas the previous study looked at Hypsibius dujardini, which is among the least tolerant freshwater species of tardigrade.
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In short, the only cosmic events that would be able to kill Earth's most resilient species are so unlikely to happen that the tardigrade will likely be around to witness the Sun's explosion.
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Leverage aside, Fitch views the cable business model to be most resilient to the pressures described above, while BT's domestic business has also adapted well to the commercial challenges of a competitive market.
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The most resilient customers include fellow renegade nations such as Iran, Syria, Cuba and Uganda, "whose military ties to North Korea have weathered decades and shown few efforts to cease cooperation," Berger said.
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Twitter famously solved their early "Fail Whale" issues with scale by shifting their entire platform to Apache Mesos, and now has one of the most resilient and cost effective cloud infrastructures in the business.
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The two most resilient aspects of Twitter have been its real-time, public broadcasts, and the network of celebrities, politicians, athletes, and journalists who use it as their primary tool for starting public discussions.
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And one could view the valuation gap is the market effectively rewarding the most resilient, financially formidable companies for their inherent advantages in a software-propelled economy undergoing constant disruption to traditional business models.
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His explosive hands have brought the most resilient of challenges to a close, with even the famously durable Roy 'Big Country' Nelson falling to his blows when they fought in Japan in September 2014.
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Vietnam expects annual economic growth of 6.3-6.5 percent this year, below target and slowing from last year's 6.68 percent, as weakness in agriculture and exports dragged on one of Asia's most resilient economies.
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Geographically, Russia and the Middle East were the most resilient producing regions, with state-owned companies such as Aramco and Rosneft accounting for 83 percent of the global total in energy investment last year.
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PKO BP, Poland's biggest lender, emerged as the most resilient bank in the recent tests conducted by the European Banking Authority (EBA), while another Polish lender Bank Pekao ranked third, the two banks said.
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The March On Washington's youngest speaker has proven to be among the most resilient survivors of the civil rights era, seeming to almost effortlessly transition from political outsider to an elected official representing Atlanta.
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Easton describes the serial failures of Newman's career—where even his successes came against his personal wishes—posing Newman as not only one of music's fiercest satirists, but one of history's most resilient under-dogs.
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They fervently believed in the best and most resilient aspect of the nation's founding dreams of liberty and democracy for all and were willing to use bold, at times reckless, tactics in pursuit of justice.
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Common political forces While the political stalemates in London and Washington are not an exact match, some common factors combined to lay siege to what have long been two of the world's most resilient democracies.
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They are two of the biggest economies in the euro zone and since the sovereign debt crisis emerged in 2011, shaking the foundations of the region, Germany has always been seen as the most resilient.
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These products work, in part, because the chemicals they contain are made up of some of the strongest and most resilient molecular bonds in existence, thanks to a unique structure that keeps them from breaking down.
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"With those waves of new infections every day, that would challenge the most resilient person's sense of security," said Benjamin Cowie, an infectious disease physician at the Peter Doherty Institute for Infection and Immunity in Melbourne.
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As novel (and random) as the idea of a tardigrade aquarium on your phone is, Project Ara was so thoroughly doomed that even one of nature's most resilient creatures couldn't survive when integrated with it.[Venturebeat]
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Their concern with commercial logging is that logging companies want to harvest old-growth trees, which also tend to be the most resilient against fires, rather than the younger trees that pose a greater fire risk.
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With U.S. investors laser-focused on the White House's tit-for-tat trade dispute with Beijing, CNBC's Jim Cramer wanted to hone in on four stocks in the market that are most resilient to trade tensions.
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Violence inflicted on the community — especially mass violence such as Sunday's shooting — can be overwhelming and fear-inducing to even the most resilient queer person, and can bring up past trauma related to experiences with hate-violence.
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In recent years, The Right Stuff has become one of the most resilient and influential hubs for the alt-right—outlasting the likes of Stormfront and the Daily Stormer, which have been shut down or taken offline.
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In addition to its contributions to our daily lives on Earth, the discovery of thousands of exoplanets by Kepler and the journey of the most resilient interplanetary rover in history (Opportunity) all started at that launch pad.
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These ETFs, too, are trading at lows not seen since spring 2017, extending losses year-to-date: But MBS could be one of the most resilient parts of these portfolios this year despite the rise in rates.
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"Tortoises can last months without food and weeks without water, making them some of the most resilient animals on the planet," Dr. James Liu, a turtle biologist and veterinarian with the Turtle Conservancy, told Mashable via email.
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Pia Carusone, one of Republic Restoratives' founders, told the Washingtonian that rye is the sturdiest, most resilient grain that's used to make whiskey, a fitting choice considering the woman and women the drink is supposed to represent. Cheers!
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Rogers tweeted several photos of Black Muslim people, whom he calls "some of the most resilient human-beings in the world," last week and the project has since been picked up by outlets such as Mic and Mashable.
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In the longer-term, the Arctic is warming over twice as fast as the rest of the globe, leading to significant melting across much of the Arctic, even where the ice is the thickest, oldest, and most resilient.
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The price slump since mid-2014 has effectively forced even the most resilient U.S. shale producers to slash additional spending and idle rigs in an effort to rein in costs and help balance a market battling with oversupply.
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Light, sweet West African grades have proven to be the most resilient in the Atlantic basin, thanks in large part to demand from China, but Mediterranean crudes, including Russian Urals, have slid since the start of the year.
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In a new study published in Nature Communications, geneticist Takekazu Kunieda and his colleagues from the University of Tokyo present a genetic analysis of Ramazzottius variornatus, arguably the toughest and most resilient species found in the entire tardigrade clan.
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The rest of Lumigon's new flagship is no slouch either, with a serious lineup of specs (outside of the crappy display): The T3's high-grade stainless makes it one of the most resilient metal smartphones on the market.
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"We believe that Telecom Italia has proved to be one of the most resilient businesses since the outbreak of the virus as more and more users are connected to TIM'S network," Fidentiis analyst Pietro Solidoro said in a note.
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"We believe that Telecom Italia has proved to be one of the most resilient businesses since the outbreak of the virus as more and more users are connected to TIM'S network," Fidentiis analyst Pietro Solidoro said in a note.
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"We like to fancy ourselves as 'we're the most resilient guys in the world,' " said Tom Chaby, a retired SEAL captain who headed a United States Special Operations Command initiative to encourage troops to seek help for mental health issues.
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They have incredible defense, the most resilient balance sheets in a generation, but now with this pro-growth agenda, they might also have a little bit of offense, too," Mike Mayo, managing director at CLSA, said on CNBC's "Fast Money.
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Emerging currencies were tepid, with the Turkish lira, among the most resilient currencies in the past weeks, sliding 0.2% after data showed the country's current account surplus reversed to a deficit of $548 million in June and was more than anticipated.
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The Damned were the first UK punks to release a single, the first to breach the UK-USA divide on tour, the first to release a proper album, and, as it became apparent, the most resilient of '77 punk's Holy Trinity.
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But according to new research, there is a limit to what even the largest and most resilient places can stand, and climate change is testing that limit by repeatedly disturbing one of the earth's most precious habitats: the Great Barrier Reef.
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Vietnam's economy is widely seen as among the most resilient in a turbulent Asia, but Tuesday's data showed it feeling the pinch from historic drought in its rice basket, seawater intrusion damaging soil and El Nino weather hurting coffee production.
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Fighting off a lung infection, Shiffrin delivered her most resilient performance yet to capture the slalom title at the world championships on Saturday and become the first Alpine skier — male or female — to win the same event at four straight worlds.
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"We must maintain our reputation not only as one of the most dynamic and innovative places to do business – but one of the most resilient and agile too," Hammond said in excerpts of a speech he was due to deliver later on Thursday.
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I will always be grateful for the blessing of being raised in the Black church, one of the most resilient and influential institutions in our society — one that inspires, renews, and challenges plenty to live a life of compassion, courage and conviction.
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"Now, more than ever, we need federal, regional and state policymakers to urgently take action to preserve the benefits that our nation's largest and most resilient source of emissions-free energy provides to our customers," Kathleen Barrón, Exelon's senior vice president of government and regulatory affairs and public policy, said in a statement.
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Spivack explains that the Arch Mission isn't about any one specific piece or even category of technology: The goal is essentially to build the largest, most resilient and most complete offsite backup ever created – an offsite backup of all human knowledge, spread across space in a variety of formats and mediums, with ample redundancy and hopefully multiple means of access.
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"It's basically a concept for developers where you are able to seamlessly go from writing code to deployment and the infrastructure takes care of all of the rest, making sure your code is deployed in the appropriate way across the appropriate, most resilient parts of the infrastructure, scaling it as your app needs additional resources, scaling it down as your traffic goes down, and charging you only for what you're consuming," she explained.
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