Sentence examples for qualified resistance from inspiring English sources
He also says that he "argued (somewhat reluctantly) for a structuralist' approach to the theory of singleton functions" in (1991a), though on page 54 of (1991a) he appears to offer qualified resistance to structuralism.
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The effectiveness of Franco-German resistance to American hegemony was qualified, though, by the reactions of other European states.
Mr. Fahmy said that the Brotherhood still believed that United Nations resolutions still qualified Hamas's armed struggle as a legitimate movement of resistance to an armed occupation.
The former were taken apart with an astonishing 7-1 evinceratheirin their own stadium on matchday three, and offered little resistance in Munich two weeks later as Bayern qualified with two games to spare.
The low specific gravity, high values of roundness and sphericity, low bulk density, low acid solubility, high crush resistance, and low turbidity of the CMRCP have qualified it for possible use as ULW proppant in HF.
Its performance can be qualified by the space they occupy in relation to the thermal resistance they provide, which requires the solution of the quasi one-dimensional heat conduction equation in the geometry of interest.
nNOSμ-deficiency significantly reduces skeletal muscle mass, maximum tetanic force output and fatigue resistance; therefore qualifying the skeletal muscles of KN1 mice as myopathic.
Few priests are qualified to celebrate its rites, and many bishops view the Latin Mass as a symbol of resistance to the church's liberalizing reforms of the 1960s.
These results provide qualified encouragement for promoting renewable energy in terms of its economic benefits, working around some of the political identity-based resistance to climate change mitigation.
