Sentence examples for change resistant from inspiring English sources

We found six motivational types, from most to least likely to adapt, named: Aspirational Innovators, Conscientious, Copy Cats, Incentive-centric, Well Settled, and Change Resistant.

Bevacizumab is considered an effective adjuvant for Coats' disease with exudative change resistant to retinal photocoagulation therapy.

Tilburg has recently developed a climate program which states that in 2045 they want to have a climate neutral and climate change resistant city.

There is plenty of speculation about whether we can or can't reverse the unsustainable amounts of CO2 in the atmosphere, but two scientists are approaching the problem in another way: If the CO2 is here to stay, can we make the corals climate-change resistant?

It is applied to processes of changing engineering education in the university, as an example of a fairly change-resistant social system.

Many who call themselves Bible believers are simply change-resistant.

"You may have been told that staff and content makers are change-resistant but this is not so," staff say.

In musical terms the movement may never reach the mainstream, which remains as dull and change-resistant as ever.

In March 2008 cable [146040], the US ambassador to Cairo, Francis Ricciardone, described Tantawi as "aged and change-resistant".

Finally, Soviet doctine is too rigidly confined by out-of-date orthodoxy and a change-resistant bureaucracy.

Even the most change-resistant noun – "eyes" – turns up in the guise of "ice" in stanza five, with a revealing nod to Eldridge Cleaver's book Soul on Ice.