Sentence examples for resist choice from inspiring English sources
Mar de Canet's 308 units were sold in less than 30 days last spring, mostly gobbled up by eager Spaniards finally getting a deal they could not resist: choice holiday homes for less than half the price of similar properties on the market.
"Entrenched forces are very invested in resisting choices we're making around a one-billion-dollar budget".
He is exacting about those few projects which actually get built — and he is willing to harangue clients who dither about approving a design or contractors who resist his choice of materials.
The temptation to resist hard choices may be all but irresistible.
Thus, in coming months, we can expect some on the right to label the Obama nominee as activist (a term not quite as vitriolic as "turn-'em-loose Bruce") and their counterparts on the left to denounce those who resist any liberal choice as "the last bleat of a strict constuctionist" (though not quite embracing the definition of that phrase by the 1841 Congressional Globe as "a Pharisee's Pharisee").
Going after Price based on his investments not only serves as a means for Senate Democrats to resist a Cabinet choice they oppose on policy grounds, it also fits into two broader strategies the minority party is employing to fight the GOP leadership and Trump.
Surprised parents, confronted with their children's strident demands to join the action on the ice shelf, have two choices: resist or go with the floe.
For those who believe in a society, that to some degree or other we are all in this together, there are three choices: resist change and retreat to the past; stagnate; or progress.
How should an adult living in the 1840s have thought about humanity's choice to resist or accommodate such developments?
Several judges could not resist listing a 16th choice or an honorable mention of works that barely missed the cut.
If they were, what would the government do with those who rightfully resist fighting wars of choice that violate their consciences?
