Sentence examples for evolved to resist from inspiring English sources

61.2 million acres of U.S. farmland are now infested with 22 species of superweeds that have evolved to resist glyphosate.

Burmese pythons are unfamiliar hobgoblins in Florida, and native species haven't evolved to resist or compete with them.

Gastropods shells have evolved to resist the threat of increasingly stronger predators that smash, peal, and crush their shells.

As such, southern species may have evolved to resist temperature swings, whereas Northern species may have evolved to withstand harsher conditions and consistent cold.

But Aedes aegypti, whose biting females spread these diseases, have evolved to resist four of the six insecticides used to kill them.

The reason for the skin's stubbornness is the stratum corneum, a superficial layer of fat that has evolved to resist permeation.

Bacteria that make humans sick are constantly evolving to resist the antibiotics designed to fight them, and resistance to fungicides has been documented in microbes causing diseases in agricultural plants.

Bacteria have been evolving to resist antibiotics faster than ever.

Of those, 60 species have shown some evidence of recovery, possibly because they evolve to resist the fungus.

It could lead to a weaker form of HIV that humans could evolve to resist, but that "may take another 50, 100 or 1,000 years", says Arts.

"The armed groups are like malaria, evolving to resist eradication and killing with efficiency," Antonio Navarro Wolff, governor of Nariño and a former guerrilla from the defunct M-19 group, said in an interview.