Sentence examples for to resist through from inspiring English sources

And Britain, for its part, has been willing to streamline its auto industry in ways that other West European countries continue to resist, through steps like closing plants and cutting workers.

This is done through supervision, rewards and punishments, along with the ability of investors to resist, through for example, initiating protests or complaints and appeals, any corrupt behavior that the local government may display against their property rights.

I worry that these people lack the revolutionary zeal to resist through whatever ruthless way possible such seduction.

They don't write diaries, all sweetly floral and girlish on the outside, for you to be unable to resist flicking through at break-time, which say things like, "I hope Vicky leaves school soon, we all hate her, the fat cow," and then smile at you across the tuck shop and ask if you want a Highland Toffee.

The overall size, four-color photography, and comprehensive maps cry out, "Coffee Table Book," but we dare you to resist flipping through and planning out your next visit to the wine region nearest you.

However, people are rarely aware of the fact that it is this very self-love that leads them to resist following through with the diet programs they put themselves on.

This paper provides specifications necessary for designing hybrid masonry systems that resist through-bolt push out effects.

In America, we expected slumping house prices and a battle to resist recession through government spending, interest-rate cuts and surging exports (indeed, growth held up for longer than many expected).

It's hard to resist paging through Unknown Unknown's colorful series of ghost-written fiction based on real-life Craigslist "Missed Connections" posts.

As the Obama administration confronts lawsuits over the so-called "Terrorist Surveillance Program" (TSP) crafted in secret by its predecessor (as well as another suit, challenging torture outsourced to other countries), it continues to resist transparency through an unrestrained invocation of the state secrets privilege.

Protein production levels from synthetic genes can sometimes be improved by synonymous codon engineering of mRNAs to resist destruction through the silent elimination of RNase cleavage sites.