Sentence examples for generally unresponsive from inspiring English sources

But TV debate formats are generally unresponsive to change.

"There is no other way that I can describe her other than appearing as a frightened wild animal, totally uncommunicative and generally unresponsive," he said.

With the ball old and soft, the pitch generally unresponsive to orthodox seam and only the merest hint of shape in the air, Broad had decided to cut down on his pace, throttling back into the crease and pulling his fingers down the left side of the ball to produce his leg-cutter, the delivery that moves away from the right-hander after pitching.

The highly metastatic behavior and modest response to chemotherapy distinguish canine hemangiosarcoma and human angiosarcoma from other common soft tissue sarcomas that are locally invasive and generally unresponsive to chemotherapy.

As observed by Tang et al. [ 16], EDR2 transcript levels were generally unresponsive to biotic stresses.

Root pain is particularly unpleasant and is generally unresponsive to conventional analgesics.

However, the phenotype of these patients does not fit in with recessively inherited CHI that is generally diazoxide unresponsive (as is also seen in this series).

The researchers used standard textbooks to classify whether different cancers were generally responsive or unresponsive to chemotherapy.

He visited those nations in 1915 and again in 1916 to explore the possibility of mediation by the United States but found their leaders generally evasive or unresponsive.

We construct data sets with a hierarchical structure by assuming that the neural population is composed of units from one the following five classes: unresponsive, generally responsive, broadly tuned, sharply tuned and angle-specific units.

As for Indian consumers who complain that the touchscreens on their tablets are unresponsive and generally inferior, Mr. Tuli blamed the Indian government.