Sentence examples for spark resistance from inspiring English sources

Imposing corporate controls on instant messaging will tend to make it a less casual and immediate form of communication, says Gartenberg and that will spark resistance from employees, who like IM just the way it is.

"We are hoping that our actions will spark resistance everywhere," said Veterans for Peace Vice President Leah Bolger.

His attempts to foster growth with pro-business measures rankled his supporters on the left, and his tax policies sparked resistance from the right.

In a land riven by fierce clan loyalties and regional factionalism, such massive social upheaval naturally sparked resistance, and Qaddafi made it clear he wasn't interested in any free-ranging debate.

From what I understand, many Egyptian citizens were inspired by Boazizi's astonishing protest, so much so that it helped sparked resistance in Egypt now at the forefront of global news.

The slightest spark of resistance would trigger off punishment bombings.

Muriel Spark's resistance to a rigorous biography is scarcely surprising.

Aung Naing Oo, an exiled Burmese analyst, says activists see it as a potential spark for resistance, particularly if the army clumsily rigs the ballot.

Critics of genetically modified foods, such as Greenpeace and Earth First!, have claimed that such foods not only violate the sanctity of nature but also could spark antibiotic resistance and allergic reactions.

A remark our 12-year-old daughter made in sixth grade — "There's a certain part about getting good at something that involves loving it" — lighted a spark of resistance inside me.

The spark and resistance sintering (SRS) of a mixture of Ti, Ni, and TiB2 powders was carried out to form a TiB2 dispersed TiNi alloy layer onto a Ti 6Al 4V alloy substrate.