Sentence examples for time resisting from inspiring English sources

And instead we spend our time resisting.

Fifth, the Obama folks feel they spend as much time resisting liberal ideas as enacting them.

"An athlete has a hard time resisting a coach," he said.

Congress always has a hard time resisting calls to give away the store.

But when Europe sees an opportunity to control or regulate free markets it still has a hard time resisting.

The walls last a surprisingly long time, resisting the lapping tide with the help of energetic patching and fresh buckets of dry sand.

While many authors at the time resisted the pressure and some actively condemned it as "politically correct meddling", Gene did not.

Some suspect that is why Mexico at the time resisted extraditing him, for fear he would divulge secrets to the Americans "that would embarrass the Mexican government," said John Lawn, a top D.E.A. official during the case.

Furthermore, the ideal implant should interact favorably with the surrounding tissues; maintain its form over time; resist trauma, infection, and extrusion; and remain easy to remove.

Legislators have for the longest time resisted Laffer's reasoning, and, as evidenced by the electorate's willingness to elect politicians eager to increase taxes, voters aren't completely sold either.

Lignin exists in plant secondary cell wall, increases the hardness and compressive strength of the plant, at the same time resist damage, metabolic stress and biotic and abiotic stresses (Boerjan et al. 2003; Vanholme et al. 2010).