Sentence examples for be resistant to doing from inspiring English sources
Of course, Reich tells me that creating collections is naturally a process that much of the app-consuming public may be resistant to doing, because it takes time.
You might be resistant to doing things differently, but remember, the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting a different result.
Officers who complained about quotas were resistant to doing their job, city lawyers suggested.
But, she quite clearly was resistant to doing just that as recently as March, insisting, in essence, that there was nothing to see here.
He recently cut in line ahead of the popular discount ticket TKTS booth by creating his own iPhone app that monitors what shows are up for sale each day, something that the Theatrical Development Fund has been resistant to do.
I don't think these statistics are going to change for the positive until all of us start exercising something we've been resistant to do so far -- put down that bag of chips, that generous helping of denial, and start exercising our common sense, even when we don't really want to.
Physicians are very powerful actors who can easily be resistant to changing practice modes if they do not see a clear and immediate advantage to doing so.
Although no isolates in our dataset were found to be resistant to carbapenems we did find a plasmid with the genetic architecture of a known New Delhi metallo-β-lactamase-1 (NDM -carrying plasmid iNDM -carrying.
Children can be resistant to new things, so don't worry if they reject peas at first.
However, this documentary asks, given that modern airliners are supposed to be resistant to such bird strikes, how did they manage to cripple the plane's defensive system in this instance?
