resilience

Converse of object

• underestimate: Yet I think Rand underestimated the resilience of Western civilization.
• enhance: Does adaptive management of natural resources enhance resilience to climate change?
• demonstrate: They demonstrate great resilience, battling against considerable odds.
• strengthen: The Q-Link is a pendant that, when worn, strengthens resilience and resistance to the harmful effects of stress.
• improve: The wise business will use these good times to invest in measures to improve resilience.
• build: Learning how to build resilience or real security into your life.

Adjective modifier

• emotional: A woman's emotional resilience can vary wildly with the circumstances she finds herself in.
• remarkable: In spite of the violence in Northern Ireland, industry there has shown a remarkable resilience.
• extraordinary: For several years, critics of Britain's private finance initiative have been puzzled by its extraordinary resilience.
• incredible: The earthquake destroyed thousands of people's lives but I was struck by the incredible resilience of the survivors I met.
• ecological: Both ICRI and the Mauritius event served as reminders to look beyond sectoral issues in MPA planning toward overall social and ecological resilience.
• increased: A second World Wide Web proxy server has now been installed in order to provide increased resilience.

Modifies a noun

reserve: It excludes the required minimum margin of solvency but, in the UK, it includes the resilience reserve.

Noun used with modifier

• ecosystem: So efforts to safeguard ecosystem resilience would require a much more stringent application of the Precautionary Principle.
• flood: Opportunities for owners to improve the flood resilience of their properties will be discussed.
• error: Of primary importance for high quality, is the need for error resilience ( in the presence of packet loss ) in the bitstream.
• network: FTA has also been in contact with the network resilience team at the Highways Agency.

Preposition: in

face: The previous depressed disposition of the mother will not have assisted her resilience in the face of such an attack " .

Preposition: of

• ecosystem: These need to be integrated with insight into the resilience of ecosystems.
• spirit: A haunting testament to the resilience of the human spirit.