Sentence examples for resist entry from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, the leveraging of social media to target adolescents and young adults will we hope deliver more effective and age appropriate ways to engage a population well known to resist entry into mental healthcare systems which have been traditionally oriented towards older, chronically ill patients.

The direct-sales company has previously resisted entry into the low-end computer market.

The second, and intimately related protection, is self-protection: the right to resist unauthorized entry which has as its design the securing of information to fortify the coercive power of the state against the individual, information which may be used to effect a further deprivation of life or liberty or property.

Instead, the court went much further, finding that "there is no right to reasonably resist unlawful entry by police officers".

HSV-1 remains lytic and resists entry into latency within neurons of the trigeminal ganglia (TG) in the absence of type I interferon (IFN).

Activists said Monday that defectors had withdrawn from Baba Amr, whose streets were largely abandoned, and that the army and paramilitary forces had moved in overnight, though other neighborhoods were still apparently resisting their entry.

The substance of the confessions was that the petitioner and two others, armed with a shotgun, had gone to the victim's house intending to rob him, and that the victim had been killed while resisting their entry into his home.

The highly crystalline structure and a lack of polarity make polyester fiber hydrophobic in nature (El-Nagar et al. 2006) that in turn resists any entry of water molecules into the polymer system and also imparts a limited swelling in water.

U.S. alcohol producers, mainly from corn conversion, are resisting the entry of Brazilian alcohol.

The cells in the brain are like billions of tomatoes – and they're protected by barriers that resist the rapid entry of antifreeze.

To resist this type of entry, safe makers produced even more resistant materials and new methods of construction to carry away the heat of the cutting flame.