Sentence examples for would resist it from inspiring English sources

If I were Crosby I would resist it.

Guardian editor Alan Rusbridger strongly condemned the move as "vindictive and disproportionate", and said the paper would resist it "to the utmost".

But managers and owners informed of the campaign said they would resist it, in part because collective bargaining agreements would most likely translate into higher prices for customers and, they feared, harm their business.

There is no arguing with the enduring relevance and immediacy of the story of "The Crucible," even at a moment when Americans are understandably finding their heroes among those who serve their state rather than those who would resist it.

From the moment he stepped into the England side at the age of 21 he was a force of nature and, although both men would resist, it is impossible to avoid drawing the comparison with this particular successor – or, indeed, to invoke the other outstanding all-rounders who have studded English cricket since the middle part of the last century.

Washington, D.C., would resist it.

If a new technology won acceptance among the people you'd think would most resist it, I had to figure it had a future.

The group stated publicly in September that it would resist what it called "worldwide political pressure" by the United States to misuse the court's Article 98 to win broad exemptions.

Even if he intended to, his advisers would doubtless resist it.

"The movie is obviously a work of fiction, it's not a documentary on how Hollywood works; it uses compression, exaggeration, all those techniques," says Cronenberg. "But both Bruce and I would resist calling it a satire.

If the Supreme Court strikes down the Obama law, there could still be a hefty expansion in coverage because much of that expansion has already happened, and voters would resist having it taken away.