Sentence examples for resist less from inspiring English sources

But to pediatricians, there are risks in giving babies cane sugar: Sucrose can harm tooth enamel faster than other sugars; once babies get used to its sweeter taste, they might resist less sweet formulas or solid foods; and some studies suggest that they might overeat, leading to rapid weight gain in the first year, which is often a statistical predictor of childhood obesity.

The etch rate is slightly influenced by several factors: single lines resist less than dense areas patterned by multiple lines, higher voltages during lithography produce features more resistant to etching, and any shape defect produced during deposition will affect the etching process.

They were deployed to break hardened terrorists who had been trained to resist less coercive interrogation techniques such as those traditionally employed by the U.S. military and the FBI.

Perhaps she would have resisted less if her food had less of the dreaded "F" (fattening) word.

At Harrow, where he remembered himself as "frightfully pretty and luscious," he had repelled the advances of older boys; at Cambridge, he resisted less stoutly.

Several studies 24, 28, 35 have found that patients with more unrestrained eating (less cognitive control and conscious determination to resist eating, less strategic dieting) achieved greater weight loss, suggesting a negative influence of a pre-trial weight suppression on the subsequent treatment with sibutramine.

Yet Season 6 couldn't resist the less exalted approach of soap opera.

He clearly cannot resist becoming less superficial in the course of a single page — removing the skin, for instance, to reveal the forest of muscles that tautens between collarbone and head.

The kitchen has a refined, modern take on classic French cooking, although when I went, in May, I couldn't resist the less typically French starter of English asparagus with mayonnaise.

I was drawn to Santa Fe by an intense longing I could not resist, much less explain".

Future research should examine not only whether American police behave differently but also whether more generous, supportive and therapeutic policies in Europe ensure that fewer people become desperate enough to summon, provoke or resist their less dangerous police.