Sentence examples for has traditionally resisted from inspiring English sources

Pro football, however, has traditionally resisted statistical analysis.

Florida, for example, has traditionally resisted oil exploration in the eastern Gulf of Mexico, for fear of another devastating spill.

France, which has traditionally resisted reform of the E.U.'s farm subsidy system, has close ties with Bucharest.

Twitter has traditionally resisted tinkering with its message feed, which it calls the timeline, because it has wanted to keep its display of tweets as streamlined as possible.

There might also be new classes on respect for, and understanding of, religions – something the fiercely secular French education system has traditionally resisted.

One American official, who had not read the report, said tonight that it appeared to be "harshly worded" for the I.A.E.A., which has traditionally resisted criticizing member countries.

Teachers' unions have traditionally resisted merit pay for individuals instead of entire schools.

It is also one of the most contentious, because lawmakers have traditionally resisted oversight by outsiders.

Many older Asian business chiefs have traditionally resisted making a will, fearing that such documents might be a bad omen.

There is an insufficient incentive to encourage other places to build houses where they have traditionally resisted doing so.

Democrats and trial lawyers have traditionally resisted changing the law, saying patients need legal recourse when they are injured.