Sentence examples for resistant to solution from inspiring English sources

The world economy is afflicted by a myriad of problems that have proved stubbornly resistant to solution.

Few complaints about the government are as widely shared, and few seem as resistant to solution as the issue of graft.

These problems, which can be summed up as the decline of the American middle class, have been so resistant to solutions that the readiest and most reasonable stance is profound skepticism.

"Everybody thinks, 'My taxes are going to fund somebody else's social programs,' " Mr. Eichengreen said, "making people even more resistant to solutions".

But just as important is innovation - which, like the issue of economic efficiency, has proven largely resistant to solutions from even the best minds.

I've been resistant to that solution because I think it is hopelessly naïve.

An exception is the nanopowder of silicon carbide which is resistant to the solution of any acidity.

Interestingly, a layer of nanoHAP formed on the enamel surface is highly resistant to acid solution that subsequently can protect underlying enamel from the future demineralization [15].

Egypt's economic woes are deep, structural, and resistant to quick solutions.

In geopolymer concrete the aluminates, that are prone to attack in OPC concrete along with monosulfate, are held in stable aluminosilicate hydrates which are more resistant to sulfate solutions.

The chitosan membrane is resistant to alkaline solutions and many organic solvents have analyzed the structure of chitosan membranes which were chemically modified with aldehydes, such as glutaraldehyde and n-butyl aldehyde and their characteristics in terms of permeation and the separation of aqueous ethanol solutions.