Sentence examples for paper resisted from inspiring English sources

The paper will give buyouts to about 150 news employees who requested them, managers told employees on Friday, after years in which the paper resisted the broad newsroom cuts that have been become commonplace across a troubled industry.

Nor can the paper resist joining the many bloggers who are poking fun at Gonzales for saying that George Washington was one of the past presidents who "authorized electronic surveillance on a far broader scale" than Bush: "The first president had many talents, but time travel to 1978 wasn't one of them.

A collection of her papers, "Resisting the Real: Social Construction and Social Critique" was published by Oxford University Press in 2012.

So when Manne starts to think like Smith, the reader has a decision to make, just as Manne did when asked to sign those papers: resist, or dive in?

Recently, however, prices have firmed as paper makers resisted spending their way through a boom (see chart).

Bare-breasted women have featured in the Sun for decades and the paper has resisted all attempts to get it to abandon the practice.

You've stared down papers that resisted being written at 3 A.M., and hit the bar when the sun came up.

Even though more tests are necessary to determine filtration efficiency, preliminary experiments carried out in the test bench proved that the ceramic papers properly resisted the high gas flow rates of fumes emitted by a real diesel engine (approximately 2 m3 min−1).

The report said it was hard for the paper to resist being in a "defensive crouch" during the election but now urged The Times to explain itself "actively and earnestly" to critics and to readers who are often left confused when charges go unanswered.

No editor of a popular paper could resist the evident charm of Hitler as a human being, and so banal.

Guardian editor Alan Rusbridger strongly condemned the move as "vindictive and disproportionate", and said the paper would resist it "to the utmost".