Sentence examples for resisting more from inspiring English sources

This coating was capable of resisting more than 7 days in contact with the aggressive electrolyte suffering minor corrosion degradation.

Even the chat box blocked bad language, and some of the best players were super-friendly evangelicals whom I met late at night, perhaps resisting more carnal temptations.

The group is said to be split between pilots resisting more concessions and those willing to consider a third round to rescue the airline.

The rise in inflation was likely to strengthen the hand of members of the Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee who were resisting more stimulus, according to a note from Steven Bryce, European economics analyst at Credit Suisse.

Theoretically, state-contingent forward guidance makes the most sense, and markets appear to have reacted positively to the evolutions in the Fed's communication strategy.The ECB seems to be resisting more precise forms of forward guidance.

The B.I.S. report was often critical of the banking industry, in tune with what seems to be growing frustration among central bankers toward financial institutions that engage in high-risk practices while resisting more oversight.

However, fibre concrete can sustain a portion of its resistance following cracking to resist more cycles of loading (Ganeshan et al. 2007).

Perumal and Thanukumari (2010) reported that conventional concrete loses its tensile resistance after formation of cracks; fibre concrete can sustain a portion of its resistance following cracking to resist more cycles of loading.

Denmark has had only about 500 TB cases; they were analyzed for resistance to standard antibiotics and were generally found not to resist more than one strain.

The local military brigades resisted more forcefully.

Often they resist more obvious commercial engagement.