Sentence examples for doggedly resisted from inspiring English sources

Although Netanyahu has said that he accepts the two-state idea, he has doggedly resisted efforts to realize it, and his resistance has carried a terrible price for both Israelis and Palestinians.

President Obama has doggedly resisted American involvement in Syria.

Mr. Kerry doggedly resisted the liberal label in the debate.

She adds, "Nick has doggedly resisted the notion that big is better and change is essential.

Hoffa's lawyer, Edward Bennett Williams, waged an all-out legal assault on the board that Mr. Miller doggedly resisted.

Microsoft has doggedly resisted giving any ground in the case, arguing that its software integration approach serves its customers well.

If this is the United States "doggedly resisting" getting involved in Syria, God help us if it does get actively involved.

But what about the "basket-case" authorities – such as Doncaster and Birmingham – which seem to doggedly resist improvement?

Zambia, on the backfoot for most of the semifinal, doggedly resisting Ghanaian attacks, might have won through fate — or it might have been hunger.

These will mainly help the better-off.Indeed, the Ryan budget contains many affronts to Democrats, from repealing their prized health-care reform to instituting over the long run cuts to discretionary spending far deeper than those the Democrats are so doggedly resisting in the row about this year's budget.

Agassi could already feel the wall against his back and fought doggedly to resist, so much so that it took the Swiss eight attempts to close out the opening set in 34 minutes.