"class resistance" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to the organized or individual resistance of one social class against another, often in the context of economic or political inequality. Example: "The working class's protests and strikes were a clear display of their class resistance against the oppressive policies of the ruling elite."
Class resistance to beta-lactam antibiotics in Gram-positive bacteria is mediated by structural changes in transpeptidase penicillin-binding proteins.
They were worn by everyone from Louis XIV to George Washington, to the point that during the French revolution the working class resistance were simply known as the "sans-culottes" because of their humdrum long trousers.
What is so depressing about this show is not that it tells lies about the rich, but that it provides an image of the world devoid of any class resistance.
As the top 20percentt becomes more isolated and entrenched, reforms designed to open opportunities for those in the middle and on the bottom "can all run into the solid wall of rational, self-interested upper middle class resistance," Reeves argues.
It's the battle of Cable Street, the siege of Sidney Street, and countless other examples of working class resistance against the ruling class and their agents.
It's the battle of Cable Street, the siege of Sidney Street end countless other examples of working class resistance against the ruling class and their agents.
Of 21 treated seroconverters with antiretroviral-resistant HIV strains, 16 had single-class resistance (NRTI = 10, NNRTI = 6), 4 had dual-class resistance (NRTI and NNRTI), and 1 had triple-class resistance (NRTI, NNRTI, and PI).
It's some kind of working-class resistance to such a middle-class activity".
The present study introduced the concept 'clamp flex' for the rational design of targeted-inhibitor to overcome the K103N pan-class resistance mutation.
Doing gigs in the coalfields connected me to a tradition of working-class resistance older and less tarnished than the Marxism I'd been offered as a side order at Rock Against Racism demos in the late 70s.
Is working-class resistance in Ohio and Pennsylvania going to be enough to prevent Mr. Obama from winning, asks Mark Mellman, an adviser to the Senate majority leader, Harry Reid of Nevada, and other Democratic politicians.
