Sentence examples for subsequently resisted from inspiring English sources

Pietersen's international career, for those who gave up watching the 2013-14 after afthreehree Tests and subsequently resisted the temptation to buy the DVD, came to an abrupt halt in a three-day match.

But she "interfered with and resisted their lawful efforts to seize her personal vehicle" and "subsequently resisted efforts by police who were summoned by marshals to arrest her," Paul J. Browne, the chief Police Department spokesman, said in a statement.

When Black Jack, Missouri, subsequently resisted a HUD-sponsored plan for desegregated lower- and middle-income housing, Romney appealed to U.S. Attorney General John Mitchell for Justice Department intervention.

The 35S A4a seedlings also acquired thermotolerance and subsequently resisted the 48°C treatment in a similar way as the sibling NT seedlings (compare the representative results in Figure  3A).

In recent decades the Fed has given way completely, at the highest level and with disastrous consequences, when the bankers bring their influence to bear – for example, over deregulating finance, keeping interest rates low in the middle of a boom after 2003, providing unconditional bailouts in 2007-8 and subsequently resisting attempts to raise capital requirements by enough to make a difference.

Subsequently the resist pattern was used as mask for structuring the chromium layer in an inductively coupled plasma (ICP) etching process.

The Sheffield-based athlete resisted the move and subsequently won Olympic heptathlon gold at the 2012 Games.

Although the IRA subsequently destroyed some of its weapons, it resisted decommissioning its entire armoury, hampering implementation of key parts of the peace agreement.

Bell, who subsequently gave the letter to the Orwell Foundation, resisted the opportunity to become the second Mrs Blair and returned to her work on the allied commission, serving as the only female officer among the "Monuments Men".

13 Given their reliance on branding to attract new and reassure existing users, tobacco companies strongly resisted standardised packaging and have subsequently opposed its introduction in every jurisdiction where it has been mooted.

(Although the U.S. subsequently rejected the Protocol, the Europeans, who had resisted the idea of cap-and-trade, ended up establishing an E.U.-wide trading system).