Sentence examples for understandable resistance from inspiring English sources

(and an entirely understandable resistance to a musician who had dated Snooki).

Yet the understandable resistance to being pigeon-holed as the gay writer, gay actor, gay director, inadvertently pushes us back in the closet.

Despite his understandable resistance to having the CBS and USA audiences compared, Mr. Burnett has no reservations about matching up the production values of the two shows.

Some of that was understandable resistance to change, but some Asian parents and teachers from Breeze Hill were nervous that their kids would be subject to racist abuse.

"Well, there is a lot of understandable resistance to the chained CPI idea," Rep. Chris Van Hollen (D-Md).

Competitiveness can, of course, at least partly be recovered through slashing wages and living standards, but this would lead to great suffering (much of it unnecessary), and generate understandable popular resistance.

There's been plenty of discussion about better exploiting the large Transport for London (TfL) property portfolio, but lots of London's public land has housing estates on it and "regenerating" these - knocking them down and building greater numbers of properties in the same space - often meets understandable resident resistance and can cause more problems than it solves (more on this below).

But Clarke's skepticism about her new situation ends up being understandable, and her resistance is one of the most attractive elements of "The 100".

The resistance is understandable.

The resistance is understandable, given how weak income growth has been in the past decade, but it is not sustainable.

This is understandable since leaks and resistance changes during NIPPV alternate very quickly and when the pressure target is well achieved, the volume target is not, and vice versa.