Sentence examples similar to resists reduction under from inspiring English sources
The mixed, complex character of Sino-American relations resists reduction to any simplistic slogan, whether "strategic partners" or "strategic competitors".
But there is an ineffable thrill in passing the Passover story to the next generation that resists reduction.
I struggle to understand this sentence, whose multiple negatives resist reduction to sense.
Only light and heat failed to disclose such general force laws, thereby resisting reduction to Newtonian mechanics.
"Quality will be under threat in coming years and we need to be able to resist reductions in funding," he said.
Charles Boorady, an analyst at Smith Barney, noted that many Calpers members were in unions that had resisted reductions in employer-paid benefits.
But town governments would be likely to resist any reduction in their shares.
Instead, the anthology continues, "the poet works constantly to resist any reduction of the poem to a paraphraseable core".
Germany would be foolish to resist a reduction from four to three operators in its home market while arguing for the same in America.
We must resist the reduction of salaries, oppose cuts in public services, redistribute the wealth that financial capitalism has appropriated, and convert economic growth into sustainable development.
