Sentence examples for more recalcitrant from inspiring English sources

Additionally, acidic oligosaccharides (70%% recalcitrant) were more recalcitrant than neutral oligosaccharides (49%% recalcitrance).

But the legislative provisions have proved far more recalcitrant.

She said the Suffolk County Department of Health Services ahd been among the more recalcitrant agencies.

The E.L.N.'s leaders seem more ideologically hardened and more recalcitrant.

Democrats have been AWOL on climate change, but Republicans have been even more recalcitrant.

Most practitioners are briefly detained, but officials have remanded more recalcitrant members to prisons, labor camps or psychiatric hospitals.

The Social Democrats were bruised by their previous coalition with Mrs Merkel, so would be more recalcitrant.

Nonetheless, if the Initiativa Legislativa Popular (ILP) becomes law as expected, the antis will have scored the triumph denied them in more recalcitrant parts of the country.

There are also questions about whether the SNP survey will actually be filled in or ignored by the more recalcitrant no voter.

Because the Democrats cannot appear to be more recalcitrant than the Russians, Senators Joe Biden and Carl Levin yesterday indicated their willingness to take yes for an answer.

Senior Congressional Democrats had originally planned to have the House complete its work on the financial overhaul before turning to the more recalcitrant Senate.