Sentence examples for resist potential from inspiring English sources
Moscow's defense planners have placed greater reliance on nuclear weapons to resist potential attack.
Much as "The Station Agent" nimbly evaded the obstacles of cuteness and willful eccentricity it had strewn in its own path, so does "The Visitor," with impressive grace and understatement, resist potential triteness and phony uplift.
Furthermore, this protocol can resist potential attacks and also significantly reduces the overhead of system implementation.
As a result, the ability of a CPB structure to resist potential failures (e.g., barricade failure or CPB liquefaction) can be much improved.
Besides, they considered security challenges targeting the wireless sensor networks and proposed a secure routing protocol called SecMLR which works in an energy-efficient way in order to resist potential attacks, [14].
At the same time, however, that committee's members—almost certainly including me also shared with other scientists a significantly lower level of ability to recognize, let alone to resist, potential sources of bias that are harder to detect.
Residents of stigmatised places are more likely to welcome facilities that are relatively 'green', while people who derive a more positive sense of identity from particular rural landscapes are likely to resist such potential developments, especially if they also live there.
I'll be notifying President Obama of my decision today to resist this potential action".
That seems bound to happen sooner rather than later — it's hard to resist the potential of a billion-plus population once the market, although they are likely waiting until the market has matured sufficiently.
The Taunton Stop Line was set up to resist a potential German invasion, and the remains of its pill boxes can still be seen, as well as others along the coast.
Thomas Luttrell, George's eldest son, initially supported Parliament and after the outbreak of war William Russell, the Duke of Bedford and Parliamentary commander in Devon and Somerset, ordered him to increase the garrison at Dunster to resist a potential Royalist attack.
