Sentence examples for furiously resisting from inspiring English sources

The bureaucracy is furiously resisting.

The rich nations have been furiously resisting this idea.

Despite this surge in bad numbers, accounting firms are furiously resisting all attempts to rein in their consulting activities.

Nour (Olympe Borval), a Muslim, eagerly anticipates her wedding to a handsome cousin; Myriam (Lizzie Brocher? a French Jew, is furiously resisting her betrothal to a much older doctor whose money is needed to pay fines imposed by the Nazis.

The 32 states that still have the death penalty have been furiously resisting any attempts by the public to find out where their drugs come from.

Mr Khan, furiously resisted by companies, pilots and unions, removed the rules.

Yet this would be furiously resisted by heavy emitters such as Poland, which burns lots of coal.

Grazia furiously resists and ends up running away to hide in one of the many caves in the seaside cliffs.

West Indian planters were incensed by missionary work among their slaves, which they considered an encroachment on their property rights, while Boer settlers in the Transvaal furiously resisted attempts to evangelize Hottentots they scarcely conceded as human, burning down mission schools and terrorizing preachers.

All lives threaten to be meaningless in Beckett's world, yet these film adaptations capture how furiously he resisted that threat.

Proposals to reweight council votes in favour of bigger member countries, for instance, are being pressed most vigorously by France and Spain; the small countries are resisting furiously.