Sentence examples for to be resistant from inspiring English sources
verb
To exist; to have real existence.
Intermediate resistance and inducible resistance were assumed to be resistant.
Why do they tend to be resistant to choirs?
The seeds are genetically modified to be resistant to Roundup Ready weedkiller.
They appear to be resistant to injections of cancer cells that kill all ordinary mice.
"With resequencing we find cultivars that seem to be resistant to drought.
I'm sorry if you thought I was trying to be resistant".
They'll probably go to fungicides or breed their coca to be resistant to the fungus.
What's more, many of these major issues appear to be resistant to current approaches to solving them.
Moreover, some experts say, many pathogens can be used in an attack, some genetically engineered to be resistant to antibiotics.
Its single-handed savior was a breed engineered to be resistant to the virus.
Chinese scientists found the strain to be resistant to eight classes of antibiotics.
