Sentence examples for resist excess from inspiring English sources

The "epi-marks" that adjusted parental genes to resist excess testosterone, for example, may alter gene activation in areas of the child's brain involved in sexual attraction and preference.

Applying acid to the skin saturates the ability of cells to resist acidification; excess acid must be neutralized to avoid burning.

After writers pulled their forthcoming stories from Harper's and readers called the magazine to protest, Andrew Sullivan wrote a piece for New York called "It's Time to Resist the Excesses of #MeToo".

Cloning attempts with pREAL in cya- strains (DMH1, BTH101) were not successful and surprisingly the best cloning results were obtained in XL1-B bacteria (cya+) that seemed to resist the hypothetical excess of cAMP.

It will be saved only if the opposition here respects that the Muslim Brotherhood won the election fairly — and resists its excesses not with boycotts (or dreams of a coup) but with better ideas that win the public to the opposition's side.

Sometimes achievement itself engenders the excess: today's agriculture creates so much food at such low cost that who can resist that extra helping?

Results from column tests show that GFRP bars used as longitudinal reinforcement can resist compressive stresses in excess of 700 MPa and GFRP lateral reinforcement can confine concrete core more effectively than steel.

They set out to confound and resist not only the excesses of bourgeois capitalism but also the tyranny of modernism's urban agenda.

Some European farmers are resisting more market excess.

And, for all its length and excess, can you resist this appeal, from Dorchester Abbey, near Oxford?ReaderIf thou hast a Heart famed for Ten-derness and Pity, contemplate thisSpot In which are deposited the Re-mains of a young Lady whose artlessBeauty innocence of Mind and gen-tle Manners once obtained her theLove and Esteem of all who knewher.

In the end, not even Santa Claus could resist the orgy of holiday excess!