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These antibodies work against the measles virus.

In this example you will work against the database.

While 15 to 20 years of work experience are valuable, sometimes they can work against you.

Think about previous efforts and relate what worked and what did not work against these items.

Wee need to work against time to get the job done.

In normal circumstances, powerful economic forces work against an increasingly undervalued real exchange rate.

We shall have to work against the clock to finish the job by next week.

He particularly cautions against beginning a diet with a fast or cleansing day, which appears to trigger significant alterations in the immune system that work against weight loss.

The old wooden rocking chair, creaking endlessly against the floorboards, seems to work against my best efforts to get my infant daughter, and myself, some much-needed rest.

As we go along, you'll see how perspective can be made to work for you, or, if improperly applied, can work against you.

When you get out and into the hot air, this will work against you and you'll heat up very quickly.

For the first time, the Arab world stood with Israel in condemning terror and promising to work against it.

So there are the forces—some within ourselves, some outside—that work against us in our efforts to listen.

When the body is invaded by foreign agents such as bacteria or viruses, the antibodies go to work against them.

At times, the strategy used by public-health campaigners may seem heavy-handed; they retort that nothing else can work against a rich adversary.

One reason is that there are many different classes of antibiotics, so while some don't work against superbugs, there are usually others that do.

These antibodies work against the mumps virus (they are anti-mumps antibodies). This means your body can fight off the mumps virus if it enters your body.

The project child Workspaces are used like sandbox areas, to enable teams to work against the original architecture without affecting the released version.

"The term "copyright"shall include the right of alternation, that is, the right to alter or authorize others to alter one's work and the right of integrity, that is, the right to protect one's work against distortion and mutilation;"

If they are forced to work against their natural inner clock, they are unlikely to be able to do their best. This could even lead to health problems for them.

"(3) the right of alternation, that is, the right to alter or authorize others to alter one' s works; (4) the right of integrity, that is, the right to protect one's work against distortion and mutilation;"

Later she qualifies this, suggesting she was thinking of friends rather than herself, "but when someone I love dies, I do want to go with them and I have to work against that."

Compare those Numbers to start-ups in Europe, a continent that has long been characterized as risk-adverse, thanks in part to labor laws that work against start-ups.