Sentence examples for resources to resist from inspiring English sources

But, yes, we have within ourselves the resources to resist and the strength to win.

George Bush has over $30m in the bank and a national organisation; Mr McCain lacks the resources to resist the Bush machine in New York and California simultaneously.

In some places now they find themselves thrust on to the frontline of an insurgency with next to no resources to resist professional soldiers.

Ordinary people have relatively few resources to resist being sucked into an activity which normal circumstances would see them shrinking from in disgust.

Which is great, but also sobering, because it shows that the only organisations that have the resources to resist the kinds of DDoS attacks that silenced Krebs are the industrial leviathans that now dominate the internet.

One would think a government that has inflicted such suffering on those with the least resources to resist, without even turning the economy around, would have been at risk of political suicide.

The same happens with fortune, who displays her force where there is no prepared resource to resist her.

Strengthening policymaking processes for environmental health issues also requires appropriate in-house technical expertise in central government, adequate resourcing to resist industry pressure, and openness to input from the expertise in civil society provided by non-governmental organisations and universities.

But Wisconsin's department of natural resources continues to resist enacting regulations for cranberry growers, as it has for decades.

Relatively few people have the resources needed to resist authority".

The controversial Milgram experiment into obedience by Stanley Milgram showed that many people lack the psychological resources to openly resist authority, even when they are directed to act callously and inhumanely against an innocent victim.