Sentences with phrase «more resilience»

Watch this space for forthcoming research reports, recommendations, campaign materials, and even a new interactive game that helps ordinary people better understand how and why to build more resilience in communities.

I'm dedicated to helping individuals develop more resilience, ease, and engagement with life.

Stoke have shown much more resilience lately but that has not helped them get any wins on the board.

While largely linked to the economic backdrop, it'll provide more resilience in a downturn than other stocks, should you be concerned about the broader market's future prospects.

The mothers they studied who demonstrated more resilience had one thing in common: an optimistic outlook on life.

Perhaps I'm thinking of lip stains for more resilience.

That will bring customers more connectivity options and more effective costs, Digital Realty notes, along with more resilience from peering points at both ends of the island.

Across the board, controls feel tighter and more forgiving, allowing easier traversal when attempting to reach higher ground, as well as allowing just a little more resilience to grip on during a dogfight with an aggressive Colossi.

The United States is assessing the security implications of Russia's latest deployment of S - 400 air defenses to Crimea, a U.S. military official said on Wednesday, adding it could give existing Russian defenses more resilience.

The Blues have shown far more resilience under Guus Hiddink than they did under Jose Mourinho and whoever Roman Abramovich picks to ultimately replace their interim manager will have his work cut out for him if he plans to improve upon what Hiddink has done.

Newcastle have offered a bit more resilience but wins have still been hard to come by.

If overfishing of this species is curtailed, reefs tend to exhibit more resilience to other insults, marine biologists have found.

Establishing marine protected areas would allow species to recover from overexploitation; higher numbers would give their populations and gene pools more resilience in responding to climate changes.»

Activate integrative circuits and revitalize the experience of being a therapist, create more resilience, and sharpen your skills of empathy and insight

When we do the inner work of unburdening ourselves, we can show up for our families in a whole new way with more resilience to face the traffic and noise of daily life and better able to «be the peace» that makes home a safe haven where our children can thrive.

It also gave me more confidence in the risk - taking, more resilience when times were hard (and by hard I mean tantrum - y) and more belief in my child's abilities.

New research indicates that pika populations are developing more resilience to increases in temperature than previous models had predicted.

Compounding the issue is the fact that certain segments of the laptop market have shown a little more resilience to the slow decline of the PC market, with low cost, low power laptops and the Chromebook market actually showing some growth.

Finally, Ballinger points to his own experience as a business owner to highlight one of the biggest lessons entrepreneurs will learn from mountaineering — you will fail sometimes, but you have more resilience than you'd ever imagine.

'' But dairy markets had more resilience than we gave them credit for, as buyers stepped in to take advantage of lower prices,» she said.

He says we have more resilience but highlights our least sturdy player.

He believes that the squad will need to show more resilience and recover quickly from the setback.

Compared to a couple of seasons ago (when we were top at Christmas) this team has more resilience and we seem capable of beating other top teams.

I bet you have more layers, more resilience, more compassion, more strength, and better boundaries now than you did then.

Participants who took acetaminophen reported fewer hurt feelings and more resilience to social pain than the subjects receiving the placebo.

There's no better way to have more resilience, flexibility and healing power than with a yoga program.

Ultimately, Calm helps you show self - criticism to the door and handle stressful situations with more resilience.

While I'll never claim to have it all figured out, what I do know is that with the right tools and guidance we all have the capacity to come back to our true Self — that place in which we experience more bliss and harmony, can handle stress with more resilience and can take care of our bodies with ease, enjoyment and grace.

Research indicates that happy people are more successful, have more resilience and better coping skills, catch fewer colds, and have a reduced risk of heart disease.

As Dr. Rick Hanson, a neuroscientist with a focus on happiness, puts it, «The brain takes its shape from what the mind rests upon,» so, if you do the mental work first, you'll meet life changes with less resistance and more resilience.

Effects of writing motivation and engagement: We found that the positive writing motivation and engagement factors were associated with greater enjoyment of writing, greater participation in writing tasks, more positive writing goals, more resilience when faced with difficult writing tasks, and higher literacy achievement.

Critics say the approach risks blaming the victim — if only students had more resilience, they could rise above generational poverty and neglected schools — and excuses uninspired teaching by telling students it is on them to develop «zest,» or enthusiasm.

Plus, when you are physically active, you could notice clearer thoughts and more resilience, both of which result in better project outcomes.

Whether you do mindfulness practice, therapy, playtime, tai chi, dancing, yoga, walking, cooking, or more as a way to feel better and reintegrate your five domains, your loving attention to yourself is developing more resilience and capacity in yourself and in the world.