Sentence examples for may be resisting from inspiring English sources

My hardest job today may be resisting making jokes about "The Impossible Dream".

But the precarious situation in Baghdad was underlined by reports that Maliki had increased security forces on the streets and may be resisting efforts to oust him.

Perhaps the city may be resisting any assessment of its own performance as well as intrusion into the private pain of the victims and their families.

The ECB may be resisting calls to flood Greek banks with money, but it differs with Germany over quantitative easing and fiscal policy.

And while the Health Insurance Association of America -- whose members include the biggest health insurers and provide benefits to 123 million Americans over all -- may be resisting this new market, Republican leaders note that others are not.

The trickiest thing about fictionalizing your own family story (apart from evading indignant relatives) may be resisting the temptation to redress the past, to correct mistakes and save loved ones from hurt.

Fortune may be resisted by human beings, but only in those circumstances where "virtù and wisdom" have already prepared for her inevitable arrival.

This kiss may be resisted.

These forces may be resisted, but they will not be stopped.

It is a matter of judgment as to what entity has the right to do this, and how vigorously it may be resisted.

But in a future electronic world, there will be a ghastly contingency about the written word, and we have to begin thinking – now! – about how this may be resisted.