Sentence examples for so much resistant from inspiring English sources

Yet they sail on, serenely, not so much resistant to fashion as completely unaware of it.

It turned out that the lab strain, which had never been exposed to insecticides, was so much less resistant to them than wild mosquitoes that it couldn't compete in the heavily sprayed release area.

"The little evidence we have suggests that this is not so much spread of resistant strains, but the creation of similar patterns of resistance in different strains around the world," Dr. Nunn said, "because the drugs used are more or less the same everywhere, and unfortunately, so are the defects in the performance of TB control".

But, when it snows, I miss my manual one, which was so much lighter and resistant to getting stuck.

27 The fibers have been shown to be very strong and heat-resistant, so much so that attempts to analyze contents by gas chromatography were not possible.

(If the outside layer is a durable water-resistant kind of fabric, so much the better).

Not since Marlene Dietrich has a pop diva staked so much on maintaining a fixed image of time-resistant, hard-shell glamour.

But it causes enough health problems that administration of antibiotics is routine, so much so that it can result in antibiotic-resistant bacteria that threaten the usefulness of medicines that treat people.

"Where has this organism been that it's been exposed to so much antibiotics that it's worth its while to be resistant?" Dr. Tauxe asked.

"Imagine if African countries invest so much money just to buy quinolones and the bacteria are already resistant".

She can be kept alive until her bladder is chronically infected, until antibiotic resistant diarrhea flows and pools in her diaper so much that it erodes her buttocks.