Sentence examples for resistant to going from inspiring English sources

We've got a family pass, I think, but the children [aged 16, 18 and 19] are very resistant to going.

"You become resistant to going [out]," says Muntaha, cradling her two-month-old.

Shereen's husband now has a sore on his leg, but is resistant to go to the doctor.

Many women's identities are tied up in their cup sizes, Bobbie says, making them resistant to go up a cup size in order to go down a band size.

I think as I get older, I'm more resistant to change and went back to Gleason's to fight -- I'm not good at getting hit -- when I could have quit to fight that part of me".

The other was the development of products and systems that are resistant to crime, which went under the 'Foresight' programme.

When clients or colleagues are resistant to collaboration, I go back to number one (1), making sure that the outcomes and benchmarks are strong enough to withstand headwinds.

Dr. Robert Meyers at the University of New Mexico developed CRAFT over 20 years ago, and all the subsequent research on this approach has concluded the same thing: given the right tools, families are a powerful engine for positive change: two-thirds of substance-abusing people who were initially resistant to treatment agreed to go to treatment (after an average of five family sessions).

If you find that you are increasingly resistant about going to work, and/or that your job seems to be zapping your life of excitement, then it may be time to switch careers.

"I realized that because she was so resistant, I was going to have to push," Ms. Headly said.

To promote a new way of making children's clothes flame-resistant, he got his daughter to go on television and hold a match to her favourite rag doll.The one skill he lacked was for bureaucratic in-fighting.