Sentence examples for been resistance from inspiring English sources
noun
The act of resisting, or the capacity to resist.
- Widespread resistance to the new urban development plans
There has also been resistance.
Sure, there has always been resistance.
There has always been resistance to the troubling, antihumanitarian scenario.
There has been resistance to new subway entrances before.
"In the past, there has been resistance to Prevent … now agencies cannot pull away".
There has been resistance to this from various parties, including the Metropolitan police.
But there has been resistance to such technology in the United States.
There's also been resistance to making the final stage of the new system fully independent.
There has been resistance to the results from some doctors, who have always used rapid fluid resuscitation.
One obstacle has been resistance of some American officials to permitting detainees to be resettled in the United States.
Clegg says it has always been resistance from the two major parties that has blocked a deal.
