Sentence examples for to resist from from inspiring English sources

Journalism has an inbuilt inclination toward strife that it is as well to resist from time to time.

But Modi's message may well prove difficult to resist: "From snake-charmers, we are now a nation of mouse-charmers.

Control, for Packer, appears to be an end in itself — yet one that he also appears to resist from within (most literally, as one particularly uneasy scene shows).

The larger your network, the savvier you are and the more likely you can work with others to resist – from rent hikes to local bin collections.

This time, too, the fans here are angry, understandably, and yet hopeful that the verdict would serve as a strong warning to others to resist from indulging in wrongdoing.

But doing that would almost certainly involve the kinds of politically difficult decisions that Congress and the Pentagon have tended to resist, from canceling weapons programs to closing bases to reducing commitments overseas to restructuring the services themselves.

Maidza says she has learned from experience to resist pressure from labels, after initially being swayed by the potential of a contract.

They will also have to resist calls from those seeking more revenue sharing from the wealthier clubs and try to keep salaries from escalating.

This is due to the primary network that suffers more interference from SUs while the secondary network needs high power to resist interference from the primary network.

The hyphal cell walls of the Thelephorales are generally melanised, which has been hypothesised to be an adaptation to resist attack from antagonistic fungi and fungivorous soil fauna, and to protect hyphae from extreme temperatures and drought.

While oxidative stress-resistance mechanisms in the cytoplasm are well studied, the extracellular mechanism required to resist attack from the host is less investigated.