Sentence examples for cannot be resisted from inspiring English sources

The widespread emergence of resistance to antibiotics among pathogenic bacteria emphasizes the need to explore new classes of antibacterial agents, ones that cannot be resisted by the same antibiotic resistant genes.

Change "being found in nature," he wrote stoically, "cannot be resisted".

"The force of public opinion cannot be resisted when permitted freely to be expressed.

The force of public opinion cannot be resisted, when permitted freely to be expressed.

As Eccleshare admits, there are things that, no matter how much over budget, cannot be resisted.

When it's not runny, the dark chocolate tart cannot be resisted.

Globalization cannot really be resisted, they said, but neither should it be limited to commerce.

So the obstacles to assisted-dying legislation are ideological, not practical.Religious objections to assisted dying cannot, and should not, be resisted.

Thus, for example, although Foucault claims that power is always accompanied by resistance, Fraser argues that he cannot explain why domination ought to be resisted.

Often the appeal to what we do and do not say, or can or cannot say is resisted, Ryle says, by those who hold that philosophical disputes can be settled by formalising the warring theses, or translating them out of the natural language in which they were originally constructed into the notation, perhaps, of a Principia Mathematica.

It will not require violence to succeed & it cannot be successfully resisted by violence.