Sentence examples for resist changes from inspiring English sources
A gyroscope is a device that is designed to resist changes in the direction of its axis of spin.
Better to resist changes in policy and suffer through some hardship if minimizing inflation makes people better off in the long run, their thesis maintained.
But critics like Dr. Hasson and a range of environmentalists and regulators contend that Southern has always marshaled its considerable political and economic might to resist changes, particularly stricter environmental requirements, that threaten a comfortable status quo and healthy profits.
But the conservatives have now shown that they are prepared to use the veto power of the unelected clerical leader, Mr. Khamenei, to resist changes they do not want.
But anti-abortion leaders in Congress say that they are determined to resist changes in the stem cell policy and that their opponents will be held accountable at home, even if the political climate in Washington has shifted.
"Policies that give concentrated benefits to a small number of people often survive better," Mr. Kolko said, "because the benefit is great enough to make them resist changes in it.
"People tend to follow the path of least resistance, and they resist change.
Older people tend to resist change.
