Sentence examples for has resisted with from inspiring English sources

While other companies have published the names of firms providing parts and services, Apple has resisted, with some inside the company citing the firm's culture of secrecy.

But it has resisted, with the support of most EU governments, intense Italian pressure to label the arrivals from north Africa an emergency.

And it could force the nation's broken health-care system to do something it must do but has resisted with a vengeance: Focus on healthy outcomes rather on costly inputs.

Throughout my career I'd been careful to be professional in such matters; I had encountered temptations from actresses famous and not, and had resisted with heroic (and depressing) success.

Here he salvaged a day that threatened to end in exasperation after Palace had resisted with the instincts instilled by the man conspicuously missing from the away dugout, Tony Pulis.

Others have resisted, with dozens even setting themselves ablaze in protest.

The union released a statement on Sunday afternoon accusing the police of shooting at them "with direction and viciousness," and claimed "the people" had "resisted with clean hands".

Until recently, at least, General Motors itself has resisted bankruptcy with the same single-minded desperation with which most able-bodied men resist driving a minivan.

HMRC haven't turned up with the tax bill that could kill and owner Craig Whyte has resisted talks with former director Paul Murray and fellow bidder Brian Kennedy to release his grip on the key shares.

Trump's former campaign chairman has resisted cooperation with Mueller's team and plans to fight his extensive charges through to trial.

He has resisted tinkering with the starting lineup even though MICHAEL DOLEAC has played well off the bench and OTHELLA HARRINGTON has struggled.