Sentence examples for use to resist from inspiring English sources

But that's not the path Mr. Delgado followed while investigating the mechanism that bacteria use to resist antibiotics.

The theological arguments they use to resist female bishops have always been a thin disguise for patriarchy.

Yet even with these limitations, the new law does provide girls with a voice and power – tangible leverage that girls and advocates alike can use to resist child marriage.

The report, "M&A: Hostility on the Horizon", by Carsten Stendevad, Anil Shivdasani and Gavriel Kimyagarov, notes that there has been a sharp reduction in the protections that managers can use to resist a hostile bid.

When the Ottoman Empire was restored under Sultan Mehmed I, the Turkish notables, in order to deprive the sultan of the only military force he could use to resist their control, required him to abandon the kapıkulu, justifying the action on the basis of the Islamic tradition that Muslims could not be kept in slavery.

Yes, the Court ruled, in order to remove any weapons that the arrested person might use to resist the arrest and effect his escape, and also to seize any evidence on the arrestee's person to prevent its concealment or destruction.

Lawyers allege the cloak of national security is being used to resist legitimate claims.

I used to resist the mystical Burchfield, but the sheer quality of the show's climactic selection of late works overwhelms.

The change started in part when Christian colleges that used to resist mainstream science started premed programs, which meant they needed trained biologists and chemists.

Belled caissons can be used to resist tension as well.

Reinforced concrete shear walls are often used to resist the lateral loads imposed by earthquakes.