Sentence examples for may resist the from inspiring English sources
Skeptics may resist the obsessive associations of sex and misrule.
In a stagnant economy, people may resist the reforms needed to allow growth to return.
They may resist the paradox of an increasingly rigid and normative educational system that aims at fostering freedom of thought.
Of course, if gasoline stays relatively affordable, Americans may resist the small-engine gospel and backslide into big V-8s.
They hope to bring up ideas that are not easily visualized and may resist the imperatives of capitalist hegemony.
Audiences may resist the charms of his Symphony in C or the profundities of "Threni" because of the excessive respect conductors give to the composer's own renditions.
The ministry may resist these interventions on the grounds that only better trained health workers should be diagnosing and treating or giving injections.
The 10- and 17-year-old may resist volunteering the first couple of times, but they will be the first ones to remind you that "we didn't do our share in the community this season".
They may resist supporting the surgery out of concern that the woman may later regret her decision.
Some ASEAN members, such as Thailand, may resist, but the group may soon drop Prince Ranariddh.But it is in the West where opposition to the coup has wavered first.
John G. Roberts, Jr., and Samuel A. Alito, Jr., both started in government during the Reagan Administration; they have a real appreciation for executive power, and they may resist giving the Senate unlimited power to make mischief.
