Sentence examples for Somewhat impervious to from inspiring English sources

Indonesia's tourist industry is in tatters, but its consumer economy has proved somewhat impervious to terrorist fears, economists say.

"It suggests a demographic momentum so powerful," said Roberto Suro, director of the Pew Hispanic Institute, "that the immigration flow is somewhat impervious to the economic downturn or fears over national security".

This sector of society is often somewhat impervious to the traditional methods of communication and advertising and requires something much more interactive, novel and challenging to engage their attention in any meaningful and long-lasting way.

He proved somewhat impervious to cries of hypocrisy on tax issues from advertisements sponsored by interest groups in New Hampshire, and whether the approach has more traction when tied to a home-grown industry like tobacco remains to be seen.

If the current situation were reversed — had it been the Red Sox who blew a 7-0 lead in Game 5, and were returning to Fenway Park still up by three games to two — Boston's experience in the playoffs would make it seem somewhat impervious to a historic collapse.

The study concludes that tutor behaviors are fairly consistent in PBL and somewhat impervious to change.

That, however, was destined for another fortysomething, a little older, somewhat broader and considerably greyer, but yesterday impervious to the best that America could throw at him.

Darting here and darting there, seemingly impervious to the extreme heat and the somewhat slippery conditions underfoot, he used Samir Nasri and Jérémy Ménez as his accomplices going forward.

It's impervious to water.

They are oddly impervious to torture.

But they are not impervious to elections.