Sentence examples for resist so long from inspiring English sources

We will continue to resist so long as the injustices inflicted upon the Palestinian people go unaddressed.

So why did I resist so long?

I have been told by the university' s advisors that it will not resist so long as the disclaimer which may be added to the patent continues to allow them to carry out their lawful work on human tissue.

The very same people I and other black farmers have been combating in our decades-long quest for restitution now are asked to validate claims they resisted so long and hard.

A person can only resist for so long.

Caught in the headlights of their bright-eyed passion, I could only resist for so long.

Other, more secretive, contacts, including a meeting between Mr Arafat and Mr Sharon's son, Omri, have upset right-wingers who fear that the prime minister might be rethinking his pledge to resist talks so long as the violence continues.It was this pledge that has helped to prolong and intensify the violence.

The cost of housing is too high; the weather is too miserable; the pull of family and friends at home can only be resisted for so long.

Ms. Quinn did herself no favors by resisting for so long the progressive attempt to extend a few sick days to working-class New Yorkers.

Yes, there were significant tactical decisions that played their part – moving Darlington Nagbe into the center of the park turned out to be the masterstroke that Caleb Porter had inexplicably resisted for so long.

This blithely ignores the massive changes made to the bill, resisted for so long by Andrew Lansley, such as those guaranteeing the secretary of state's responsibility for a comprehensive health service, power to intervene if things go wrong, and accountability to parliament.