Sentence examples for has resisted change from inspiring English sources

In some ways, the imam has resisted change.

Behind its Neoclassic facade (1741 43), the original basilica has resisted change.

Nobody has resisted change like this in the history of the Amazon, and maybe of the world".

Yet it is possible to see Staten Island itself as a kind of historic museum, an enclave that has resisted change.

But the real estate industry has resisted change — and protected its commission structure — by controlling the information on its Multiple Listing Service database of properties for sale.

While younger dentists are more likely to join groups that share costs, the century-old model of the solo practice has resisted change.

He is trying to reorganize a bureaucracy that has resisted changes — and outsiders — for decades.

Similar legislation died in Alabama and is stalled in Kansas, and Georgia has resisted changes the NRA wants.

In Kashmir, for example, the army has resisted changes to its legal protection regime that were being advocated both by the cabinet and the state's chief minister.

The morning has so many elements — not just newsmakers, but also latte makers — that adjustments may be more noticeable than on the evening newscast, where the format has resisted changes.

Mr. Buffett has resisted changes to his board, which includes his wife, his son, an investing partner for the last four decades and two executives with business ties to the company.