Sentence examples for be resistant to changes from inspiring English sources

A robust network would be resistant to changes in the connections between groups but in the case of FOSISS, it seems that the network would brake down into small research groups by cutting some edges, as it happened in our co-authorship collaboration network (Hernández-Lemus and Siqueiros-García 2013).

My mom taught me that we are creatures of habit and our natural tendency is to be resistant to changes.

Thus, our lines may be resistant to changes to the microbial community and/or to microbial infection after glyphosate application.

The agriculture industry has been operating this way for decades and can be resistant to change," she says.

But we can't complain and say, 'Well, that's a stupid rule.' We can't be resistant to change".

Staff in an organisation can be resistant to change and sceptical about the role of the academic in business.

"We are in a very difficult economic climate," he says, "and some people are always going to be resistant to change".

High unemployment, stagnant productivity and nugatory increases in real wages have led voters to be resistant to change – and in many countries openly hostile to their governments.

But his introduction of a cabinet-style management team has been widely welcomed, even within the international civil service, which can be resistant to change.

There are also concerns that staff of all ages will be resistant to change.

This scene shows the importance of seeking feedback from employees, especially those that might be resistant to change.