Sentence examples for resistants from inspiring English sources

She splits this mostly male group in two: "dualists", who switch between regular and diet (and sometimes mix the two), and "resistants", who never touch either.Repeat performanceWill Pepsi's reset be enough to win over investors?

Polyvinyl alcohol and shellac resistants are set at temperatures of 350 and 220 °F (175 and 105 °C) respectively; therefore they are used on zinc and magnesium.

Born in Rouen, Mr. Hollande's father, Georges, a doctor, was an angry, distant man who was faithful to Marshal Philippe Pétain, the chief of the Vichy state, disliked de Gaulle and despised what he called "the Resistants of the last hour".

Similarly, Crémer was the leader of a group of underground resistants trying to rescue a comrade from the Nazis in Costa-Gavras's Shock Troops (1967).

The most brilliant of these was surely Charles de Gaulle's preposterous but healing myth that, apart from a handful of traitors, the French people had all been resistants at heart.

Even so, the dynamics of the story -- which turn on the crossbow murder of a woman who trafficked on the black market and had a sideline smuggling "pilots, escapees, insurgents, Communists, Jews and Resistants" into Spain -- are thick with dramatic incident, and the stark scenes of a country trying to survive a hard winter under siege have a palpable horror.

The stark figures, published on Thursday, and believed to be the first to quantify the potential impact of antimicrobial resistance (AMR) – drug-resistant infections or superbugs – will be used to make the case to global leaders that urgent action is needed.

Over time, the resistant strains outnumber the susceptible ones and the antibiotic becomes useless.Worries about antibiotic resistance now loom large.

Antibiotics change the normal gut flora very quickly – wiping out the indigenous, harmless bacteria and leaving the patient susceptible to resistant bacteria such as Clostridium difficile.

Antibiotic resistant strains have even been found in Antarctica.

Since the crisis began, citizens in creditor countries have become resistant to taking responsibility for the debts of others without having mechanisms for controlling their spending.