Sentence examples similar to resistant brands from inspiring English sources

Other puncture-resistant brands exist such as Continental Gatorskins, Specialized Armadillos and Maxxis Re-Fuse.

Choose among the puncture-resistant tire brands.

The cheesesteak – thin slices of beef cooked on a griddle and stuffed into a long, soft hoagie roll smeared with cheese (preferably a nuclear radiation-resistant processed brand known as Cheez Whiz) – clings to the sophisticated Philadelphia dining scene like an embarrassing ex-lover.

The herbicide-resistant category includes brands besides those made by Monsanto, but its Roundup-ready class accounts for most of them.

But L'Oreal is not coping well with the consumer downturn, partly due to its dependence on mature markets like the United States and partly because its luxury products are not as recession-resistant as clothing brands like Louis Vuitton or Gucci.

Regardless of whether they were primed to be resistant, students generally preferred brands that had been accompanied by positive images (funny or not).

For students primed to be resistant, it was specifically brands accompanied by funny and neutral-distracting images that were more popular.

Long-established brands highly resistant to change of any kind are being forced to adopt their business models to a market and commercial environment they don't truly understand.

The seed is modified to be resistant to Monsanto's brand of weedkiller.

Yet many leaders are strangely resistant to upholding the brand promise in which they invested so much time and treasure.

Maybe you've heard prospects say that they have trouble trusting the digital security of smaller institutions, or perhaps they're resistant to use a brand that has a limited number of in-person branches.