Sentence examples for whether to resist from inspiring English sources

Among the Muskogee, internal conflict also arose as the community struggled over whether to resist white encroachment and over what sorts of resistance, if any, should be employed.

Members of the group were last night holding discussions on whether to resist eviction.

Bosses will have to decide whether to resist or accommodate this pressure.

Camp members would decide at a meeting on Wednesday evening whether to resist eviction, she said.

South Korea doesn't quite know whether to resist Chinese domination or cozy up to it.

Instead, the big divide is over globalisation, and whether to resist or embrace competition between different countries.

"We can't ask a female fish whether she appears to resist because she doesn't want to copulate or because she is testing males for their fitness," Dr. Coyne said.

In addition to considering concerns about social effects of genetic enhancement related to homogeneity and polarization, Glover also looks at whether we need to resist some forms of genetic enhancement in order to defend a "central core of human nature" (2006: 81).

But as Jamie Utt points out, "part of the privilege of your identity is that you have a choice about whether or not to resist oppression".

The question today was whether party loyalists simply switched their allegiance to Mr. Polozkov, or whether moderates would decide to resist the apparat's distrust of Mr. Yeltsin.

That kind of convenience and economy is hard to resist, whether you are a parent storing photos of your children — or a government trying to keep an eye out for threats.