O'Connor had been resistant to any language that might be taken to mean condemnation of any defensive use of nuclear weapons.
Afraid of physical contact, resistant to the language of metaphor and opposed to some colors but not to others, Christopher (Luke Treadaway) is compelled by circumstances to make his uneasy way in an often forbidding world.
People are pretty resistant to moving: there are language and cultural barriers, people have friends and families, their children in schools, and more.
In order to develop a common language for the resistance problem, bacteria resistant to ≥3 antibiotics are called multi-drug resistant (MDR) bacteria, and those resistant to all antibiotics are called pan-resistant bacteria [ 7].
Error correction informatics make the language almost resistant to the typical single-base errors of DNA sequencing analysis, which we demonstrate using PCR products obtained from single synthesis resin particles displaying chimeric oligomers that would otherwise prove to be analytically intractable by mass spectrometry.
Sinitic languages have been remarkably resistant to direct borrowing of foreign words.
He marries the Argentinian Esther Singer and they have a daughter, Giovanna, who appears in the letters as happy, alert, and admirably resistant to education ("she speaks three languages… and has no wish to learn to read or write" [March 1 , 1972].
The English language is resilient, resistant to manipulation; after our irritation with French foreign policy passes, members of the House of Representatives will go back to gorging themselves on French fries.
The basic assumption regarding Swadesh lists is that (a) every language has words that express the concepts, (b) the words evolve slowly (enabling us to recognize similarities across languages), and (c) the words are rather resistant to borrowing 16.
Its syntax differs only slightly from that of Demotic, the spoken language, but is much more resistant to loanwords.
