At times, he seems unable to resist the force of his own funniness.
In either case, the foolishness of trying to resist the forces of nature is evident.
Someone, we feel, should resist the forces of change -- though, of course, not us.
Most important, will the new managers find a way to resist the forces that are slowly crushing Western newspapers?
It would take a determined goal-line stand for the colleges to resist the forces now ranged against them.
The main cultural attraction of Sanaa, the capital of Yemen, is an Old City in which every possible measure has been taken to resist the forces of modernity.
Immigrant workers, in fact, may help their American peers resist the forces of globalization and technological progress that have been walloping the American middle class.
This then allows researchers to assess how much power could be delivered and how the arrangements of the heads would resist the forces from biting.
But many of the smaller airports are privately owned "mom and pop" operations and have less incentive to resist the forces that have claimed so many others.
These measurements are important because any structure needs to be level and plumb if it is to stand and resist the forces of gravity.
