People will be unresponsive to him at their peril".
But she found producers at ABC to be unresponsive to her ideas, calling it a "slow and messy process".
With his liberal taste for the off-trail and not-overly-trammelled, one might have thought he would be unresponsive to so ruly, subjugated a landscape.
But while homo economicus may be unresponsive to calls for sacrifice for the common good, the plain fact is that many people find such calls compelling.
Many cancer patients receive chemotherapy at the end of life, even if their kind of cancer is known to be unresponsive to the drugs, according to a study reported here today.
One problem in socializing pit bulls is that they tend to be unresponsive to the submissive signals of other dogs, and give little or no warning before attacking, said Stephen Musso, senior vice president of behavioral medicine at the A.S.P.C.A.
But inelasticity of supply is not characteristic only of land; special kinds of labour and the size of the total labour force also tend to be unresponsive to variations in wages.
In rejecting both extremes, coalitions may well be isolating the radical, unstable elements, but the governing coalition may tend to be unresponsive to new ideas, uninspiringly pragmatic, and too ready to compromise.
From tiny toddlers to doddering adults, no one is likely to be unresponsive to a retelling of a story that promises so much in the way of finding true love, whether the seeker, like Cinderella, be seemingly shackled to a life of hopeless adversity or, like the Prince, barred by privilege from free choice.
Although some feasible methods are available for preventing PH crisis, such as hyperventilation with 100%% O2 and inhalation of nitric oxide, PVR in patients with Eisenmenger's syndrome may be unresponsive to these therapies [11].
Yes, Bayer was guilty of being a p.r. dumm-kopf by appearing to be unresponsive to fears that it couldn't produce sufficient supplies of Cipro, as well as appearing to be ready to engage in price gouging.
