Sentence examples for deeper resistance from inspiring English sources

But the protests are not just about protecting urban greenery; they reflect a much deeper resistance to the political path being taken by Turkey's prime minister, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, and his increasingly Islamist Justice and Development Party, known by its Turkish initials, A.K.P.

Brotherhood leaders acknowledge they face deep resistance.

There is deep resistance among some to the idea that it may have a psychological component.

Brandywine has talked to 3,300 companies and found deep resistance to relocating to a neighborhood that lacks shops and upscale restaurants.

"Madonna's decision to change course on her education projects has subsequently been met by deep resistance from Oponyo, the president and the ministry of education.

And Haier, if it wins Maytag, will face both deep resistance from the latter's strong unions and potential quality concerns among customers.

Yet most Americans do not think that failure to comply is grounds for military action, underscoring the public's deep resistance to involvement in the situation in Syria.

WASHINGTON — President Obama's latest cabinet-level nominees are running into deep resistance in the Senate, pitching Democrats and Republicans into another tense standoff over White House appointments.

The secretive policies of the Crown Property Bureau, the palace's investment arm and the biggest conglomerate in Thailand, reflects a deep resistance to transparency.

While many parents meet deep resistance and even hostility from pediatricians when they choose to delay, space or reject vaccines, they are often able to find doctors who support their choice.

The chief United Nations weapons inspectors reported some progress in Iraq, and Secretary of State Colin L. Powell faced deep resistance to his call for a Security Council decision to authorize military force.