Sentence examples for help to resist from inspiring English sources

It doesn't respond to the appalling circumstances of the time, it doesn't transcend them, it may not even help to resist them — it will simply outlive them.

His "dream", he says, is that "stuff like these wristbands could really help to resist the rise in diet-related disease and truly make a difference in a sustainable way".

Two considerations may help to resist this tendency.

Ukrainian ambassador Oleksandr Pavlichenko asked the UN for help to "resist Russian aggression".

As a result, the added braced frames can help to resist near-source ground motions, but only to a limited extent.

Minimalist shoes have gained popularity recently because it is speculated to strengthen the foot muscles and foot arches, which may help to resist injuries.

In contrast, SoftDec helps to resist adjacent channel interference leaked by an imperfect BPF.

The existence of the vegetation helps to resist the deformation and the erosion of the bed sediment, to maintain the bed stability and to improve the water quality by removing suspended particles.

The DGC is often considered to function as a structural scaffold linking the extracellular matrix to the intracellular cytoplasm, thereby helping to resist the large mechanical forces experienced by contractile tissues.

The experience highlights the importance of intrinsic satisfaction for retention: improved retention was not only the consequence of diminishing dissatisfiers, it also resulted from self esteem as a rural practitioner, helping to resist dissatisfiers.

This interesting feature of Müller cells suggests that they may provide cushioning support that helps to resist physical forces acting on the retina, such as traumatic injury or raised IOP.