Sentence examples for that will resist from inspiring English sources

No other journalist I know did so much in recent years that will resist oblivion.

Researchers hope they can pick materials that will resist such activation or neutron peeling.

There are powerful forces that will resist any attempts to force losses on debt issued by European banks and governments.

They give me hope, in some portion of humanity, the portion that will resist Trump and defend our ideals.

"We must have our own democratic experience, which will result in strong democratic institutions that will resist all instability," he said.

"I think officials in their 20's, 30's and 40's are eager to support him, but those older than that will resist," said one local official.

The kind of book that'll resist the Kindle the way Bach or Coltrane resists being played on the kazoo.

First, fair value measurement should result in less accounting slack than the current incurred-loss model for loan impairments; therefore, we propose that representatives from banks that historically utilized that slack will resist fair value measurement for loans.

The BMA has condemned the contract, saying that it is "unsafe and unfair" and that it "will resist a contract that is bad for patients, bad for junior doctors and bad for the NHS".

Almost three quarters of staff agreed that patients would continue to smoke under a total smoking ban, a finding that is consistent with the findings of previous research that staff believe that patients will resist smoking bans [ 19, 26].

Having made this education your own, I am confident that you will resist the trends of inequality that are tearing at the fabric of our country.