strong resistance

collocation in English

meanings of strongand resistance

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strong
adjective
uk /strɒŋ/ us /strɑːŋ/
powerful; having or using great force ...
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resistance
noun
uk /rɪˈzɪs.təns/ us /rɪˈzɪs.təns/
the act of fighting against something that is attacking you, or refusing to ...
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Examples of strong resistance

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As a consequence, strongresistance from pensioners might have been expected.
Near the end of the mid-nineteenth century, the control exerted by the king over women's marriages had obviously begun to provoke some strongresistance.
Recovered rats showed strongresistance to reinfection and this resistance could be passively transferred with serum to non-irradiated and irradiated splenectomized rats.
At that time (1987), it had met with strongresistance from all the components of the ' 'pro-growth' ' coalition.
Strongresistance and threats of legal prosecutions thus characterized the process of adaptation.
It censured two cabinet ministers, withstanding strongresistance from the executive to have the censure motion lifted, particularly for one of the ministers.
As a result, there was a strongresistance to any sort of land tax on agricultural production.
It has encountered strongresistance from the public domain and from 'open science' rules and has even led to the creation of new 'commons'.
This suggested that there was a strongresistance to infection associated with these rabbits.
The expansion of state planning was met with strongresistance from some social quarters.
This mechanism confers strongresistance to organophosphates and lower resistance to carbamates and pyrethroids.
Sampling, which may offer a way out from those conflicting needs, also traditionally encounters strongresistance and is seldom employed.
Although the initial purpose was a new and shared concern, attempts to establish cross-boundary and crosssectoral working met with strongresistance from the existing institutional framework.
I very much hope that we will get that but there is strongresistance from a number of developing countries.
From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English
Then there is the matter of strongresistance to majority voting.
From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English
Thus, all the lines of action debated so widely in the world have not at this stage met any strongresistance.
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To my mind there will be strongresistance to the transfer of individual hospital funds to the area health committees.
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I should like to see an insistence on getting value for money and a strongresistance to any price increase.
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