Sentence examples for able to resist some from inspiring English sources
The speech runs the gamut from a frenzied sentimental intimacy (I'd bet that some viewers won't be able to resist some embarrassing tears) to a shattering outburst.
But the mayor should be able to resist some undesirable ideas that will fall his way in rigid Singapore, where it doesn't take much to step out of line.
However, SR/CR mice were able to resist some cancer cell lines at exceptionally high doses (high-MTD), whereas other cancer cell lines were only resisted at moderate or lower doses (low-MTD).
If he had, he would never have been able to resist expressing some uninhibited sentiments about his past.
Without such assistance the peshmerga might have been able to resist for some time, but would have a hard time stopping or rolling back the jihadists.
Kaspersky Lab says it stumbled across the Carbanak gang when it was asked by a bank to investigate why its cash machines had taken on a life of their own.For all the firm's expertise and commercial success, questions linger over whether the Kremlin would be able to resist exerting some control over a Russian firm in such a sensitive line of business.
She continued: "The two are so adept at comedy and have so much fun with one another, viewers watching The Proposal won't be able to resist their charms, even when some of the plot veers in to unnecessarily silliness".
The two are so adept at comedy and have so much fun with one another, viewers watching The Proposal won't be able to resist their charms, even when some of the plot veers in to unnecessarily silliness.
Some plants are able to resist infection by B. cinerea and researchers have identified several proteins that are involved in this resistance.
(1) Within this category, some are typically better able to resist these counter-rational pressures than is the average person.
