Sentence examples for resistance grown from inspiring English sources
A high-quality monolayer graphene with 97% transparency and 350 Ω/□ sheet resistance grown by atmospheric pressure chemical vapor deposition method was transferred onto planar Si cells.
Described by the Village Voice as "the out-front resistance" grown "out of the police raid on the Stonewall Inn one year ago," the march was insistently not about fitting in, but rather an assertion of individual identity and the right to live as such outside of mainstream society.
Political resistance grew quickly, however.
As the assault continued, her resistance grew.
As Mr. Karimov pressed harder, children begged in alleys and the resistance grew anew.
The resistance grew out of the desire to preserve him from a life of coal mining.
In Thailand and Indonesia, resistance grew to the political dominance of the military.
When in 1657 the resistance grew stronger, Denmark used the opportunity to declare war.
This moral resistance grew over the years and eventually catalyzed the democratic opposition and the return to elected government.
That's how resistance grows to antibiotics and to TB and Aids drugs, which can then spread around the globe.
Mr. Morton's June guidelines were followed by a three-month lull, when resistance grew among agents in the field.
