Sentence examples for resist many from inspiring English sources

The results presented here demonstrate that although entry into stationary phase is sufficient to allow vegetative yeast cells to resist many stresses, the spore wall confers additional resistance, particularly to stresses associated with ingestion.

But Dr. Watson was able to resist many changes.

Over the years, they have adapted to resist many pesticide treatments, and they are just plain difficult to detect.

But audiences will notice, and may resist, many familiar Weill melodic and rhythmic gestures deployed in surprising ways.

Widespread use of the drugs has promoted the development of bacteria that have become the scourge of hospitals because they can resist many different kinds of antibiotic.

We find that both the schemes achieve mutual authentication, establish session key and resist many known attacks but still have security weaknesses.

President George W. Bush resisted many efforts at global governance.

But Italy's labor unions have taken the lead in resisting many changes to existing law.

Airline and pilot groups have resisted many of Amazon's proposed changes.

But once there she became bitterly unhappy and resisted many of the Shakers' practices, along with their religious teachings.

The interrogations were hastily organized, and strenuously resisted: many high-ranking officials objected on both moral and practical grounds.