Sentence examples for course resistance from inspiring English sources

Hezbollah, the sign went on, "announced the birth of a different course: Resistance".

Of course, resistance to algorithms is difficult because we're up against a sophisticated, secret system.

While computer commerce and short attention spans are working against the survival of the album, there is, of course, resistance.

That theme is, of course, resistance to assimilation, since Hanukkah celebrates the Maccabees' victory, in 165 B.C., over the foreign Hellenizing regime of Antiochus Epiphanes.

"There is, of course, resistance to these changes from other event organizers," Mr. Silverman warned in his memo, "and the board should expect that the push back may reach the level of some media".

He is admiring, of course, her resistance to the virus.

Of course, civil resistance isn't a magic bullet.

Ironically, of course, their resistance to the cult of personality merely heightened their mystique.

Uh, and then of course the resistance against those same idols and fetishes of our day.

Of course the resistance needs to focus on what to salvage, but someone needs to think about the future says Gessen.

Policy makers in Berlin see Mr. Hollande making a gradual turn toward economic reform, but they have yet to be convinced of his determination to stay the course if resistance grows from the left and trade unions.