"resist influence" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It means to resist or refuse to be influenced or swayed by something or someone. Example: She was determined to resist the influence of peer pressure and make her own choices.
When employers negotiate with women, they tend to offer less and are more likely to resist influence attempts.
But Mr. Rouhani said Iran would insist on its right to enrich uranium, and he warned Mr. Obama to resist influence from "warmongering pressure groups".
We hypothesized that the association between periodontitis and glycemic control may differ by diabetes severity (treatment, complication) because glycemic control in more advanced disease may resist influence.
While encouraging, results regarding children's high refusal self-efficacy should be interpreted with caution because children at this age may not have encountered situations where they have been put to the test to resist influences to smoke from others [ 55].
"In Paris, where Augie was being written," Bellow recalled, "it was Charlie (that is, Augie) who resisted influence and control.
According to this, there are seven different types of tools that nations use to influence one another or resist such influence.
And last month, China's highest judge came out with an unusually sharp warning against Western legal influence: "We should resolutely resist erroneous influence from the West: 'constitutional democracy,'separationof of powers' and 'independence of the judiciary.' We must make clear our stand and dare to show the sword".
In other words, influencers value their uniqueness and often resist peer influence.
He also called on party members to "resolutely resist the influence of the Western multiparty system".
Crane never disputed Eliot's genius or accomplishment; he only wanted to resist his influence.
And in April, Mr. Haeri, who is based in Qum, issued a fatwa urging Iraqis to resist American influence.
