Sentence examples for that would resist from inspiring English sources

Brazil was developing another mutagenic virus, one that would resist the latest antitoxins.

Words that would resist the eternal American genius for cheapening and dumbing down.

To do so while protecting the items, they decided to seal the hinges of containers with tough epoxy that would resist shoplifting, or what retailers call "shrinkage".

Before he was assassinated in 1934, the Austrian fascist Dollfuss sought Mussolini's support against Hitler, and the Heimwehr received important financial support from Mussolini to create a fascist government in Austria that would resist the Germans.

Mr. Jacques, who denied that he was a member of the president's Lavalas Party, said local residents were patrolling with police officers at night in vigilante groups that would resist the rebels "with guns, with machetes, with rocks and sticks if necessary".

As the two postal workers kept to their rounds, their headquarters superiors were on television promising them advanced face masks and plastic gloves that would resist anthrax, plus electron-beam sanitizing equipment adapted for the mail from the medical and food industries.

But it is clear from Boyd's recent work on metaethics that he would resist the claim that the role that determines the reference of a term like "water" or "good" can be known a priori by conceptual analysis.

Few doubted that Perceval would resist, and that the orders would stay in place until Napoleon was defeated or Perceval ceased to be prime minister – both apparently distant prospects.

Although the extent to which Midleton was influenced by the letter cannot be known, it is certain that Midleton believed that the patent would harm Ireland and that he would resist it at all costs.

On Wednesday night, the New York Times reported that AMA was "letting Congress know" that it would resist a public plan for health insurance coverage.

Given the peaceful history of the local protests, Mr. MacMillan said he thought that some would resist the eviction on Sunday, but that the number would be small.