1.   And many farmers are continuing to grow these crops, despite a rise in consumer resistance.

2.   And when the company tried to offset those costs by raising prices on many wines, including many inexpensive jug varieties, it ran into consumer resistance.

3.   At some point consumer resistance will mount to the point that more means less when it comes to sales tax revenue.

4.   Below that top level, however, consumer resistance now sets in fast.

5.   But, spurred by consumer resistance to expensive cereals, the fundamentals of the industry appear to be shifting.

6.   Consumer resistance is being felt by virtually every college and university in the country.

7.   Consumer resistance everywhere has proved to be far stronger than anyone anticipated, he added.

8.   Experts have also predicted that some consumer resistance to the technology, which calls for a much heavier phone than cellular customers are used to.

9.   Game developers acknowledge that there is a great deal of consumer resistance to paying an hourly fee for playing.

10.   In recent years, consumer resistance has prompted much of the on-line industry to move from added charges toward flat fees.