Sentence examples similar to grow resistant to changes from inspiring English sources

In fact, it is bacteria, not humans or animals, that grow resistant to antibiotics.

Gonorrhea, which has grown resistant to some antibiotics, is declining.

Malaria grew resistant to the drug by the 1950s.

The falciparum parasites, though, grew resistant to it.

Like them, he grew resistant to a particular strain of American hopefulness.

Weeds are growing resistant to Roundup, dimming the future of the entire Roundup Ready crop franchise.

But bacteria have grown resistant to most of them.

Some weeds are growing resistant to chemical herbicides.

Thus culture becomes a self-reinforcing social pattern that grows increasingly resistant to change and outside influences.

Executives are resistant to changes, and bureaucratic processes make it hard to push those changes through.

As we grew in numbers, those resistant to change protested.