Sentence examples for forceful resistance from inspiring English sources
Malawi is one example where some women farmers reported forceful resistance at household level, as the male heads of household resisted their wives' efforts to independently earn and control income.
Slavery is documented as a condition of extreme deprivation, necessitating increasingly forceful resistance.
The report dismissed as a "short-term challenge" the lingering high unemployment in this country that has generated forceful resistance to expanding immigration in Congress.
Amid talk of a work stoppage, international teams who proposed pushing forward met with forceful resistance, Tim Mosedale, a British expedition leader, wrote in a blog post on Thursday.
Some would contend that forceful resistance is justified and an entire "Just War Theory" with great scholarship has been created.
The CSNY film posits that it's the lack of immediate threat in the form of a military draft that keeps many people from forceful resistance.
Mr. Milosevic's orchestration of savagery in Bosnia was technically a case of transborder aggression, since Bosnia had gained its sovereignty and joined the United Nations, but his campaign met no forceful international resistance for years.
Mr Weale, who was the one MPC member to vote against forward guidance last August, said he would have been even more forceful with his resistance had he realised how wrong the bank's forecasts for unemployment were.
This generation is different, and the president's challenge to purely partisan resistance was forceful and clear.
The drama that might be derived from a forthright and forceful definition of the Resistance factions is lost through the clearly deliberate fuzzing of the political lines.
The pattern of Aboriginal resistance and forceful white reprisal, established earlier in southern Australia, soon spread to the north, reaching a peak in the first decade of the 20th century, when the Eastern and African Cold Storage Supply Company employed gangs of armed men on their Arnhem Land station to shoot down "wild" Aborigines on sight.
