Sentence examples for needed to be resisted from inspiring English sources

(What happened this afternoon? Was there a counter-coup to the non-coup, or just a failure of will? And what will the Army do now?) There was talk of "dictated orders from abroad," which needed to be resisted; of how he'd manage the transition through the elections in September; his thoughts on various Constitutional changes; his "vision" for how it all might be.

That urge needs to be resisted".

They need to be resisted with all energy and persistence.

That urge needs to be resisted until the economy is again approaching full employment.

It's like a condensing of time and money and space – it needs to be resisted".

It wasn't all pretty, but as Geelong found against the Lions, a lowly team still needs to be resisted.

Jackson Heights is a community, but it is vulnerable to big economic forces, which may need to be resisted at grassroots level.

By any objective rationale this needs to be resisted, not for the sake of the UK but for the sake of Europe.

It needs to be resisted at all costs and people with commercial interests in prostitution have opposed it by redefining prostitution as work, shamelessly appropriating the language of feminism to claim that selling sex empowers women.

Fretting, in the form of wear and fatigue in contacting components, is a potential damage mode in assemblies that needs to be resisted and minimised by design, and quantified for the purposes of predicting safe life and hence inspection intervals.

Whichever is the case, their totalitarian inclinations need to be resisted.