Sentence examples for be very resistant to from inspiring English sources

So it's designed to be very resistant to moisture.

If you're thinking about wholesale changes I'd be very resistant to that.

Lecturers (who are powerful role models for students) can be very resistant to adopting new digital teaching practices, and will vary in their ability to engage with the online world.

The police have neither seen nor approved the redesign of the Freedom Tower, but on the basis of briefings about the safety criteria for the revision, they have judged that the new building will be very resistant to a truck bomb, though they will reserve comment until they see more specifics.

He tells me that apart from the fact that larger companies can be very resistant to technologies that potentially cannibalise their existing revenues, he feels like large, older organisations can often simply be very challenging for incubating and growing new concepts.

My ultimate point is that anyone who buys a gun and expects that they might one day trust their life to it — a list that includes home defense buyers, law enforcement officers, and even hikers or campers who carry a gun in bear country — will be very resistant to purchasing a gun with any kind of electronic technology that can prevent that gun from firing, because electronics fail.

In PrChi-A, the LysM domains are very resistant to thermal denaturation and this resistance was dependent on the presence of disulphide bonds.

People are very resistant to crossing into the $4 million range".

"They are very resistant to most disease and pollution".

"That kind of intermittent reinforcement is very resistant to extinction".

Hybrids are very resistant to disease," he said.