Sentence examples for resistant to much from inspiring English sources

But conservatives amended that draft in subcommittee today to say that the role of the federal government in education "must be progressively limited," and were clearly resistant to much of the detailed education agenda put forward by the Texas governor.

The first hour is marked by gabbling and inaudibility in parts — though never from Mr. Henry — and a by-the-book feel that seems resistant to much interpretation of any kind.

A disruption mitigation valve for ITER is of necessity larger with an estimated injected gas volume of ∼20 kPa m3 [7] for runaway electron suppression and all materials used have to be resistant to much higher levels of neutron and gamma radiation than in existing tokamaks.

The above data obtained by TGGE analysis suggested that the TM of RNA triangular nanoparticles are higher than 80 °C in the presence of 10 mM MgCl2; thus, the triangular nanoparticles could be resistant to much higher temperatures (e.g., boiling 100 °C).

They are built around public places, the most important of which are streets, and they are resistant to too much order.

Dinch notes that bartenders are resistant to too much change, and tells me "We can remove friction from the process but still maintain the user-bartender interaction".

She finds that although livestock raising and the people conducting it are often caricatured as backward and resistant to change, much about current pastoralism is also modern and dynamic.

In addition to innate immunity, many animals can become resistant to venoms much in the same way vaccines make us resistant to diseases, through the production of specific antibodies.

After that, muscles become resistant to insulin and much less able to absorb glucose.

Without a steady supply of the right medications, TB becomes resistant to drugs and much harder to treat.

They are susceptible to demagogy but also resistant to it, in much the same ways as other Americans.