Sentence examples for stubborn response from inspiring English sources

On Tuesday, the government offered its own stubborn response.

Their demand to be paid the full amount was met by an equally stubborn response from the previous Argentine government headed by Cristina Fernández de Kirchner who called them "vulture funds".

He's initially stubborn, his responses evasive.

The low rates people find so troubling were a response to a surprisingly stubborn bout of economic weakness.

If we knew which microbe combinations and what host response led to the most stubborn non-healing wounds then we would have very useful prognostic indicators to guide which wounds need what treatment.

Upshaw's response was typical for him: proud, stubborn and unmistakably blunt.

We illustrate by simulation that the proposed "stubborn" modification is actually effective at improving the transient response of the observer and the rejection of measurement outliers.

Weekly Standard editor Bill Kristol tweeted in response to Cooper's dismissal that "facts are stubborn things".

The bank's response to its critics and its legal strategy consisted largely of testy defiance and stubborn belligerence.

In response, however, the Germans in early April invaded Norway, which fell in two months, regardless of stubborn local resistance and a generally inept Anglo-French intervention.

Because the consensus response to Serena's return to Indian Wells – that Serena is "matured" while Venus continues to be "stubborn" – demonstrates that they are failing miserably.