Sentence examples for is trying to resist from inspiring English sources
The council is trying to resist them.
I think the Basel committee is trying to do as good a job as it can and is trying to resist the pressure.
"The E.C.B. is trying to resist anything that makes it look like monetary authorities are taking on a role that governments should be taking on," Mr. Westaway said.
Several trustees said the board, which is a fiercely nonpartisan group, is trying to resist getting caught in the middle of a contentious dispute between members of the Clinton and Bush administrations.
He places someone with a drug addiction in an fMRI scanner and shows her a picture of whatever it is she is trying to resist; cocaine, for example.
When the argument from evil is reformulated in that way, it becomes clear that the vast majority of considerations that have been offered as reasons for believing in God can be of little assistance to the person who is trying to resist the argument from evil.
"One soldier was trying to resist and the other one was willing to surrender".
"They're trying to resist me, but it's not going to work.
He's trying to resist the sentimentality that so often gushes from treatments of wolf-persuading, leper-hugging Francis.
Several network executives said they were trying to resist the urge to expand wildly the number of reality-based formats.
