Sentence examples similar to resist harm from inspiring English sources

Cell wall can resist germs harm and adversity.

In all these studies, females' ability to resist mate-harm has been found to evolve in response to such selection.

They were accused of dangerous bodily harm, resisting police, damage to property and disturbing the peace".

But Chilliwack and Abbotsford communities continue to resist calls for harm reduction.

State Department officials said that they were resisting the harm-reduction language because it could also be interpreted as endorsing legalized drugs or providing addicts with a place to inject drugs.

And by resisting the harm-reduction language, the American delegation is alienating allies and sending precisely the wrong message to developing nations, which must do a lot more to control AIDS and other addiction-related diseases.

Though the Chinese community chose to resist the order, no harm came to them.

Or someone who learns how to deal with their emotional pain in a different way, so that they can (sometimes) resist urges to self harm.

Congress, however, could not resist doing some real harm, postponing the Affordable Care Act's little-loved but extremely important "Cadillac tax" for two years.

Sergei A. Karaganov, a dean of the faculty of international relations at the Higher School of Economics in Moscow, said Russia would resist sanctions that could harm the economic well-being of a wide portion of Iran's population and add to political turmoil.

The other resource is moral identity, or self-respect -- the answer to the question "Am I the kind of person who could do this?" People sometimes resist the pressure to harm others when it conflicts with how they want to see themselves.