Sentence examples for not only resist from inspiring English sources

True believers therefore must not only resist tax increases.

In some conditions the effect can appear to show no radiation damage at all, he adds.The ideal nanocomposite would not only resist radiation damage.

Having thus strengthened his own position, Otto could not only resist France's claims to Lorraine (Lotharingia) but also act as mediator in France's internal troubles.

That should help them develop new varieties that will not only resist roya, which is continuously evolving, but will also be less susceptible to erratic weather.

This algorithm can not only resist various attacks with strong robustness but also restore the original image with lossless.

Consequently, in some areas the sports business is becoming a buyer's market in which broadcasters and sponsors not only resist any increase in price but also insist that games be tailored to their needs.

She not only resists any further romantic involvements in her life, but also holds friends and relatives at arm's length.

Mr Gilmartin not only resisted the siren call of transformational acquisitions; he even trumpeted the fact, when the market was rewarding his rivals for their enthusiasm for mega-mergers.

Unlike Mr. Dukakis, Governor Bush is not only resisting Mr. Gore's caricature of him but is constructing his own caricature of Mr. Gore, as the candidate who does not tell the truth and is bent on a campaign of destruction.

He added, however, that it was strange that with so much pressure from Moscow and Lavrov's visit to Yeveran, the Armenians not only resisted progress, but actually backtracked on previously-agreed items.

Moreover, Russia has not only resisted all NATO's efforts to start discussing the imbalance in their arsenals, but has recently elevated the importance of nuclear weapons in its military doctrine as a response to the weakness of its conventional forces.The row over nuclear issues will be put off, however, to another day.