Sentence examples for most resistant of from inspiring English sources

Resistance does not mean invulnerability, and a summer of perfect fungus weather can overcome the most resistant of trees, so some cultivars are clearly better than others.

The most resistant of Mr Tardif's inks was a popular and particularly vivid one called Baystate Blue.

Halberstam notes that Powell, who was chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff for the first nine months of Clinton's tenure and the most resistant of military interventionists, intimidated the new president.

E. coli, appeared as the most resistant of all assayed bacterial strains for all tested extracts and isolated compounds.

Evidence suggests that genotype 1 is the most resistant of all genotypes to RNaseL, while genotypes 2 and 3 are these least resistant [62], [63].

We refer to the sandstone capping the small mesa northeast of the Rainbow Forest Museum, which is one of the thickest and most resistant of these sandstones and an important ledge-forming unit in the Jim Camp Wash drainage, as the "Long Logs sandstone" (Figure 11b, and see North of Long Logs and East of Petroglyph sections, Figures 16g h, Figures S10a b).

Another cell line, H69AR, which is a multidrug resistant subline of the cell line NCI-H69, was the most resistant to many of the natural product drugs tested.

"The Saudi government is taking first steps toward reform," he said, choosing his words carefully about a country that one of his senior aides said recently "is probably the most resistant to change of any nation in the region".

Tiny bird chillies are probably the most resistant to low light of any variety, producing vast amounts of fire power in their mini fruit.

C japonica 'Kouron-jura' is one of the darkest red of all camellias and one of the most resistant to frost damage.

"These are the groups who tend to be most resistant to the idea of the licence fee.