Sentence examples for resisting use from inspiring English sources

Obama is frequently criticized for resisting use of the term "radical Islamic terrorist" to describe those who have declared jihad on America.

Although the majority of participants were using stimulants at the time of the interview, a number of youth spoke of resisting use through non-compliance, wishing they could stop, or stopping at some unspecified time in the future.

Given nicotine's complicated history and transformation from an addictive, toxic and potentially harmful drug to a medically useful drug it was not surprising that many participants found it difficult to reconcile nicotine's portrayal as being part of the problem and a possible solution, 57 and as a result appeared to be resisting use of medications to assist them to quit.

Only Republican state senators are resisting, using the same stale argument that a minimum wage increase is bad for business.

"I've been resisting using FreshDirect because I feel I'll start to lose the art of marketing," said Bernadette Tuazon, a photo editor from Manhattan.

Until then we are resisting using the arm holes in the dome as an arena for epic thumb fights.

For two years, I have resisted use of the term Arab Spring to describe the events that have been unfolding in Egypt and the Middle East and North Africa.

Use of active-duty troops also enables the Trump administration to bypass California Gov. Jerry Brown, who has resisted use of troops along the border in the past.

Some users, particularly those with more autonomy such as senior consultants, resisted use altogether by insisting on using paper records.

If they could not resist use, they tended to employ workarounds which were often unanticipated by management.

Even so, the moral objection reasonably implores us to resist using them.