Sentence examples for vicious resistance from inspiring English sources

Whether freedom turns into long-term constitutional order depends on whether a vicious resistance that does not hesitate to pit Muslim against Muslim, Iraqi against Iraqi, can drive an administration, fearful about its re-election, into drawing down U.S. forces.

It asked about doing away with assistance for Uganda's hunt of the vicious, Joseph Kony-led Lord's Resistance Army, which is still rampaging through central Africa, since the "LRA has never attacked U.S. interests".

This should logically lead to targeted antibiotic treatment while avoiding antibiotic overuse which worsens the vicious cycle of resistance in the ICU.

This vicious circle of bacterial resistance already contributes to the worrying global dissemination of carbapenemase-producing Enterobacteriaceae, especially among Klebsiella pneumonia [6] and to the risk of colonization or infection with non-fermenting carbapenem-resistant bacteria [7, 8].

"Through vicious obstruction and mindless resistance, Democrats have proven that they will do anything to sabotage our Administration EVEN IF it means hurting the success of our country along the way," Trump claimed in a campaign email sent to supporters on Monday to accompany the ad.

Importantly, FFA have been reported to trigger pro-inflammatory responses in macrophages by acting on toll like receptors [22] [24], and thus could act as intermediates in the vicious cycle promoting insulin resistance and inflammation.

Increased Ang II levels can be related to the maintenance of a vicious cycle with insulin resistance [ 43].

Thus, insulin and iron might act synergistically, contributing, in a vicious cycle, to insulin resistance and diabetes (25).

These data suggest that oxidative stress is a key trigger of the vicious cycle between insulin resistance, hyperglycemia and vascular complications.

It is thus possible that decreasing SI and the resultant increases in AIRg during puberty inhibits physical activity, suggesting a mechanism that places peripubertal girls in a vicious cycle of insulin resistance, physical inactivity, and accumulation of body fat.

These experiences, in turn, underpin vicious cycles of passivity, resistance to change, and further passivity, illuminating the ways in which, as Lipsky foresaw [ 29], sensemaking and the exercise of discretionary power are intertwined.