Sentence examples for fiercely resist from inspiring English sources

Many lobbyists fiercely resist the notion that private enterprise might improve poor countries' water supply.

Boards would fiercely resist a break-up in the cosy consensus that exists over pay.

The deficit scolds dominating policy debate will, of course, fiercely resist any attempt to downgrade their favorite issue.

The inhabitants of the compound fiercely resist the Boxer onslaughts, but their manpower, supplies, and ammunition dwindle to alarming levels.

Villagers say the ban has turned friends and relations into criminals, and fiercely resist the idea that they are being forced into giving up the practice.

And no one doubts that the Police Department, particularly its proud, strong-willed chief, Bernard Parks, will fiercely resist outside interference.

This effort is being fiercely resisted.

Of course it would be fiercely resisted.

The CHP fiercely resists political concessions to the Kurds.

Any Trumpification of British politics is to be fiercely resisted.

Walsh added: So far they have fiercely resisted this.