Sentence examples for vehemently resisting from inspiring English sources

Following in the footsteps of rival Apple --which releases a major update for Mac OS X every two years--Microsoft is conditioning customers to expect change and adopt new updates rather than vehemently resisting new versions of the operating system.

But give us a little time and chances are that we'll like this change (that we're currently vehemently resisting) so much that we'll dig in our heels and won't want to give it up come the next time we have to.

Russia's criminal courts vehemently resist transparency.

Africa must vehemently resist this humiliation.

Insurers have vehemently resisted federal regulation.

"What Mr Cameron is proposing is unconstitutional and will be vehemently resisted.

He not only contradicted himself, over and over again, but vehemently resisted any attempt to clarify his ideas.

Soyinka also rejected Achebe's often-repeated description as the father of African literature – a label Achebe himself had vehemently resisted.

The argument may strike some as a jarring reversal; in the years right after the 2001 invasion, tensions rose as some Afghan officials vehemently resisted all-out American pressure to stop opium production.

Maliki is said to have vehemently resisted the arguments of Ambassador Khalilzad, among others, to wait until after the religious festival of Eid al-Adha, which began for Sunnis that day.

This split within the establishment makes it almost impossible for the government to take a decision and stick to it.The conservatives vehemently resist any major shift from the xenophobic outlook of the revolutionary years.