Sentence examples for element of resistance from inspiring English sources

There will be some element of resistance".

Suggests an element of resistance, not volition.

In the early 1800's, Carl von Clausewitz wrote of "people's wars" in which "the element of resistance will exist everywhere and nowhere".

If they rallied after the break, when Richards made three changes which added an element of resistance up front and a spark behind, they lacked resolution in defence and wit in attack, shockingly poor.

This element of resistance to the promotion and elevation of African-Americans in sports is at the core of a current push by some players and politicians against the N.F.L., the N.B.A. and the major leagues.

One married mother of three, who lived for 20 years as a boy and a young man before she was forcibly turned into a woman and married off to a man of her parents' choice, confirmed to me that there is both an element of resistance as well as confusion that remains from having grown up on the other side.

Findings reveal that despite dehumanizing (f actors within the field, there are elements of resistance and negotiation, and potential for an alternative future.

"We can see multiple occasions where the clone has acquired different elements of resistance, such as to macrolide antibiotics, at different times and in different parts of the world," says Stephen Bentley, a scientist at the Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute, and the senior author of the study.

The elements of resistance that the cultural, environmental-historic identity of our life spaces reveals are not enough, however, if they are not also accompanied by elements deriving from knowledge not solely technical.

A simple inverse model used to characterize Z rs relating Q ao and P ao of the respiratory system is the single compartment model comprising elements of resistance (R rs ), elastance (E rs ), and inertance (I rs ) in a linear series described below: Z_{rs} left( omega right) = R_{rs} left( omega right) + jomega I_{rs} left( omega right) + frac{{E_{rs} (omega )}}{jomega } (3).

That sense, often a vague one, can contribute to elements of resistance to the idea that the climate can change in ways that are threatening to us.