Sentence examples for effectively resisting from inspiring English sources

The superhuman intelligences who are not granted rights can out-think their human masters, effectively resisting control.

Can car-owning enthusiasts "wreck" the system by effectively resisting car sharing or insisting that they be allowed to drive anywhere, anytime?

The administration's two-year losing battle, although a rallying cry for some supporters of President Trump, has raised questions about whether the Justice Department, the nation's top law enforcement agency, is effectively resisting the courts.

Both top and bottom skin are composed of BFRC mix and flanges of profile sheet to act as composite in effectively resisting flexure where as the core is constituted by the web portion of profile sheet in resisting shear.

The truth that's been laid bare by the U.S. debt-ceiling crisis is that no one elected by the American people is accepting responsibility, and there is currently no force effectively resisting the right-wing juggernaut.

Until now, meta-analyses on the risk of cancer after THA have shown that the patients can effectively resist the genotoxic effects of Co and Cr particles and ions and the possible development of cancer (Visuri et al. 2003, Onega et. al 2006).

C NMR of compound 1and compound 2. The compound 2 was also a phosphorylated derivative of 1 and the structure was defined by FT-IR, HRESIMS and C NMR. Compound 1 and 2 effectively resisted DHAV from invading DEHs in vitro, and had good therapeutic effects in young ducklings infected with DHAV.

Could Sudan effectively resist current international great-power pressure to resolve its internal conflicts?

I asked the authors how we citizens can most effectively resist an authoritarian president.

Furthermore, this coating can effectively resist the arc ablation (120 A arc currents) within 7 s.

By contrast, total variation (TV) regularization effectively resists noise and preserves discontinuities of the IED.