Sentence examples for to resistance from inspiring English sources

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to resistance

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The act of resisting, or the capacity to resist.

  • Widespread resistance to the new urban development plans

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Millions of Americans who're committed to resistance (#Resist) carry that belief.

We are losing both to resistance.

And with it, perhaps, an end to resistance.

However, he also said he maintained a right to "resistance".

Ms. Carter is no stranger to resistance to jazz violin.

I asked him whether this amounted to resistance to consumerism.

Songs gave expression to resistance to the dictatorship.

To me, dignity is very similar to resistance".

She transported radios to resistance fighters and stashed their guns.

Impedance reduces to resistance in circuits carrying steady direct current.

"Today we go from protest to resistance and from resistance to civil disobedience".

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