Sentence examples for may resist a from inspiring English sources

A patient may resist a medical recommendation quite insistently.

The NELICO coordinators anticipated that some hospital staff may resist a junior doctor-led project.

Gay male readers tend to feel that their lives haven't been squeezed dry by novelists, not just yet, and may resist even a convincing portrait of a heterosexual man.

But patient advocates may resist such a powerhouse.

Drivers may resist them (a higher cab gives them better visibility and probably greater personal safety on faster roads); industry almost certainly will, just on cost grounds.

It also requires approval by lawmakers in Albany, who may resist creating a new authority with the teeth to compel mergers and contain costs.

He may shield President Bush and others from criminal liability; he may resist appointing an independent prosecutor to investigate White House actions.

You may resist so naked a demand, but you may also think, Why fight him?

It gets high marks from mental health experts, particularly because the Web site offers teenagers, who may resist formal treatment, a way to seek support and information anonymously.

That is, it may meet all the four conditions above and yet we may resist calling such a self-attribution introspective.

In our experiments, we showed for the first time that a hydrogel coating may resist press-fit insertion in an animal model with a cylindrical nail and in a human femur model using a common press-fit femoral stem.