Sentence examples for a bit resistant to from inspiring English sources

So I think that they're going to be a bit resistant to coming up with some of the things that some of the rich countries might want them to commit to.

Even though I find myself a bit resistant to the "western author" label, I have to concede that life in the West is different than in other parts of the country.

"For a long time labor was a little bit resistant to change in a lot of ways, they blamed a decline in membership on a lot of things: globalization, employer resistance, hostile politicians.

The owner is very old and is a little bit resistant to changes in technology taking place and so hopefully adapting to those changes will take them into the new fold," she says.

"I was a little bit resistant to it, because I hadn't been particularly drawn to the gluten-free pastries I'd tried in the past".

"I'm a bit resistant about benefits for culture," Ms. Atkins said.

At the start of our conversation - and no tissues were harmed in the making of this anecdote - I wryly remarked that this time I was going to try and be a bit more resistant to his charm.

The survey, however, indicated that farmers are shying away a bit from crops resistant to Monsanto's Roundup herbicide, other than soybeans.

I'm no fan of Tea Party death wish tactics — Obamacare is here to stay — but it is a little rich to single out balking by Republicans as a betrayal of America when the Democrats are every bit as resistant to compromise.

The 2008 financial crisis and its aftermath demonstrated that the structures of power that underpin the system — the banks, the markets, the major corporations and their ties to the political system — are extremely resilient, perhaps every bit as resistant to change as China's Communist party.

"This is a movement resistant to institutionalisation.