Sentence examples for certainly resist from inspiring English sources

But she can certainly resist them.

The banks, which have grown addicted to overdraft fees, will almost certainly resist new regulation in this area.

The January transfer window is open, but Bale's employer, Tottenham Hotspur, will almost certainly resist, at that price, for this season at least.

Divided, leaderless and increasingly mystical, such settlers will certainly resist evacuation but are unlikely to engage in organized armed conflict with the Israeli military.

Third, agencies that will have a unit moved to the new department will almost certainly resist, arguing that they need to retain some of the transferred functions.

The appointment will undoubtedly re-open the debate between the FA and Premier League clubs who will certainly resist giving access to their players – as previous England regimes have discovered.

I certainly resisted it on my Athos visit.

His work with schizophrenics took him into realms that Freud possibly feared, certainly resisted, and led to Jung's decisive formulation of the theory of a Collective Unconscious, a universal resource as opposed to Freud's more limited concept of a personal unconscious.

The bail-bond industry and commercial surety interests almost certainly will resist reform.

By Margaret Talbot August 25, 2015 Momentum is building to reform the nation's cash-bail system, but the bail-bond industry and commercial surety interests almost certainly will resist such attempts.

Certainly he resists the notion of Germany having greater influence than France.