Sentence examples for hard resistance from inspiring English sources

It's a hard resistance to break.

The dancers revolve on the spot as planets spin in the poetry; they touch the floor; they move with softness or with hard resistance; they clench their fists or gently touch each other in response to specific images.

When Ariel Sharon was prime minister, he did it once, in 2005, in the Gaza Strip and northern bits of the West Bank, evacuating 21 settlements, against little hard resistance.

However, more concerning was that 2 days after the launch, IPOP faced hard resistance from key state officials, namely the director generals of the Ministry of Agriculture, the Ministry of Environment and Forestry, and the Coordinating Ministry of Economic Affairs (interview 9).

Putting down the Latina from the Bronx, then, is just the latest illustration of the time honored die hard resistance to change and inclusion.

Some of the newer cardio machines with computer interfaces and resistance adjusters on the hand grips also work well as long as you're able to quickly go from light to medium to hard resistance.

Die-hard resistance to civil-rights laws didn't work out for the South half-a-century ago, and it won't work now.

They fear double counting and the diversion of aid flows, and although they will fight hard for money they will meet rock-hard resistance from the rich, who are determined to commit as little as possible.

Each prong has faced harder resistance than expected.

Being a glass, porcelain enamelling has the properties of glass: a hard surface, resistance to solution, corrosion, and scratching.

As the PM headed off to Denmark and the Netherlands (for talks, not negotiations) to try to persuade two traditional EU allies of the virtues of a hard Brexit, resistance is starting to stir at home.