Sentence examples for unusually resistant from inspiring English sources
But this hard-fought contest has proved unusually resistant to prediction.
That explosive combination makes both countries unusually resistant to sound public finance.
But the film seemed unusually resistant to the big screen until McKenna's treatment.
Both of them have unique skills that are unusually resistant to the ravages of ageing.
But there is something in British public opinion that is unusually resistant to that whole side of anti-Americanism that is tied up with victimhood and conspiracy theories.
There is a small hope that unique British races of the species isolated from continental Europe 8,500 years ago may prove unusually resistant to the blight.
The elms, propagated by William Flemer II, president of the Princeton Nurseries and planted around 1925, are called the Princeton elm and are unusually resistant to Dutch elm disease.
Chlorotrifluoroethylene, flammable, colourless gas that belongs to the family of organic halogen compounds, used in the manufacture of a series of synthetic oils, greases, waxes, elastomers, and plastics that are unusually resistant to attack by chemicals and heat.
Neutzner said that Dresdeners remained unusually resistant to the past: "The city was erased in one night, and it was very easy for German propaganda to transform this city of art into a city of innocence which had nothing to do with the crimes of war".
We have synthesized a new dinucleotide 1 with an internucleotide phosphate bond that is unusually resistant to exonucleases.
Moreover, the small population of Native Americans was unusually resistant to conversion.
