Sentence examples for may fight off from inspiring English sources

Even then, a fit person may fight off an infection.

Mr Larijani may fight off those who want his head.

The bird may fight off some viruses, ones with certain mutations.

By chance, one or several may fight off an antibiotic, and those resistant variants will survive to proliferate.

What's more, there is evidence that they play a role in the early human embryo, where they may help fight off infectious viruses.

Should a person catch dengue and later catch Zika virus, their body may attempt to fight off Zika with "old" antibodies raised against dengue.

(They may have to fight off the pop star Taylor Swift, who was recently seen enjoying dinner with Mr. Tebow, not to mention Dianna Agron, whom the tabloids suggest has broken up with her boyfriend because of her interest in the quarterback).

Inflammation may help you fight off invading microbes, but it can also kill you, leading to insufficient blood flow and even organ failure.

This may help to fight off cravings during the rest of the week.

THE producers of "The Restaurant" may have had to fight off some 1,800 aspiring cast members for their new reality show set in a working Manhattan restaurant, but many casting directors and reality producers, especially in Los Angeles, are faced with a very different challenge.

A female may scream and vigorously fight off her suitors, but will submit to one who is dominant, or who is more familiar.