Sentence examples for getting resistance from inspiring English sources

"We're not getting resistance, we're getting cakes," McCoy remarked.

"Rather than getting support, we're getting resistance.

"Initially, which is normal, we were getting resistance from the parents because they did not want to accept the programme but as we progressed people became accustomed and accepted ECHO, especially parents who can't afford to send their children to preschool; they welcome the programme," she added.

Instead, we get resistance the whole way through".

Once one bug has got resistance, it can pass it to another".

"You're always going to get resistance to technology," says Dr Gunesekera.

Will I get resistance or co-operation?" "There's no faith at all that I'm aware of," said Millie.

"In the end," he said, "this is still about killing people, and that is bound to get resistance and legal challenges".

"When you are a cabinet secretary, you observe, listen, testify, subject everyone to interagency review, get resistance from Congress, and then, more often than not, someone else decides".

"We get resistance from the formula companies and cultural resistance, so it can be hard to get nursing mothers the support that everyone agrees they deserve".

If you come down to $995,000, you're apt to get resistance from the buyer and they're likely to go somewhere else if there's something on the market".