Sentence examples for still resistant from inspiring English sources

For example, more than 100 years after their introduction outside the range of their natural parasite, Microphallus sp, an experimental study found that Potamopyrgus snails are still resistant, which would not be expected if resistance bore fitness costs [ 14].

Pacific still resistant to change.

We talk about how some feminists are still resistant to the topic, and concerned about gender determinism.

But though still resistant to Mr. McCain, the leaders of the conservative movement are hardly ready to embrace Mr. Huckabee.

Although DDT is now prohibited for crop spraying in Africa, a few mosquito species there are still resistant to it.

Apple's quarter was lifted by a 51percentt increase in Macintosh sales, offering evidence that the company is still resistant to the troubles of the broader economy.

Yet Hollywood is still largely resistant to digital films.

Is New York still as resistant to the appeal of evangelicalism as it seemed then?

And what I feel now is that policy changes are not enough, ­because the culture is still very resistant to change.

At that meeting, while still appearing resistant to the idea of the book, she gave him the telephone number of her then husband Beverley Cross, who she would "warn"' to expect a call.

"Across the board we still seem resistant of female encroachment into traditional male territory, whether that is the abuse hurled at Jacqui Oatley for having the nerve to stray from the netball court for becoming the first woman commentator on Match of the Day, or what can get meted out to women who appear on Question Time".