Sentence examples for resist creating from inspiring English sources

It also requires approval by lawmakers in Albany, who may resist creating a new authority with the teeth to compel mergers and contain costs.

They resist creating "linear narratives", that depict a glorious advance towards sexual liberation, demonstrating "emancipation from repressed to open sexuality, from patriarchal to companionate marriage".

The German stance, which was shared by the Dutch, underlined how some northern European countries want to ensure that bank bailouts remain a national responsibility as much as possible, and how they remain determined to resist creating a lender of last resort that could expose them to losses incurred by other parts of the bloc.

And again, the theme through all of this is to resist creating more of the generic content that you can find in any other travel site.

Evidently, it couldn't resist creating two new award categories, too, owing to the quality of the companies with which it met.

Without help many of us slip back into old patterns -- or resist creating change altogether.

But despite hints of a lower-class twang in her speech, Ms. Witherspoon (probably at the director's request) resists creating an authentic period character.

But American lawmakers have been reluctant to impose a bank levy, and Britain and France have resisted creating a separate fund, preferring the money go into general coffers instead.

Still others predicted that nothing would change for a faith that in its 152 years has resisted creating much doctrine and rules.

In fact, when faced with disappointing test scores in math, the school resisted creating a lower-track class with lowered expectations.

I resisted creating an outdoor compost pile, both because of the smell and because we have occasional rat visitors in the yard.