| The rebels vowed to resist any attack by the military and to fight on for independence. |
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| The inductance of the loop is going to resist the change in magnetic field within it and an emf will be generated. |
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| Upon compression, DPPC can pack into a gel phase that can resist these high surface pressures. |
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| In treating the doctor's talk as non-serious, patients disalign with the activity in progress and resist the doctor's critical stance. |
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| Ferguson was sympathetic enough about his stricken team-mate, but could not resist a bit of droll humour. |
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| The poor boy was clearly discomfited, but we can never resist a mystery, so he gulped out an answer. |
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| You must resist this discouragement by having the attitude that there is no pain you will not endure for spiritual victory. |
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| While counting, I resist the temptation to fall asleep, but eventually, I doze off. |
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| The more such hypotheses resist disproof and the more evidence supporting these hypotheses are found, the better these hypotheses will do. |
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| Even thinking about seeing it brings a feeling of euphoria so intense that I'm having to resist the urge to go and lie down. |
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| The editor in him couldn't resist trying to translate the great epic poem into English. |
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| Vicky was too full for pudding, but I was helpless to resist the clootie dumpling and custard. |
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| The display screen of claim 1 wherein said microbeads have a generally prolate shape so as to resist mechanical shock and electrical burnout. |
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| Sandown Class minehunters are built almost entirely of non-magnetic materials and are designed to resist high shock levels. |
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| China's national anthem exhorts its citizens to move forward and resist foreign aggressors. |
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| Foxes selected for tameness are friendly, like domestic dogs, while foxes selected for aggression resist human contact. |
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| Karadzic, the exhibitionist politician, could not resist inventing a flamboyant new identity as a bearded New Age healer. |
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| Humans, apparently just like vervets, can't resist observing, memorizing, and uttering distinctions. |
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| The spalpeen attempted to resist the officers of the law, and we clubbed him over the head a bit. |
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| In recent years, some superbugs have even figured out how to resist vancomycin. |
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| If you can't resist cheese, opt for soft, rinded varieties like Brie or Camembert. |
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| Politics is about the unequal distribution of power, the abuse of power and the struggles to resist and dissolve power. |
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| In contrast to the tip of a blade, a bullet is blunt and will impact a large number of fibers, which will resist entry. |
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| George is obviously a simpatico friend, but can't resist subtly skewering his pals. |
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| Next day, I couldn't resist the pull of roast beef and Yorkshire pudding and cooked up the full monty. |
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| That is why transverse welds in columns and beams resist buckling best at points of lateral support. |
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| We resist recognizing that our most serious social problems are sex-linked. |
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| They are remote and unrealistic ivory-tower idealists, corrupt self-seekers, secret subversives, or simply too weak to resist villainy. |
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| The lining must resist high temperature, oxidized basic slag and liquid metal. |
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| The jury may still be out on Rubens's great baroque theatricals but who can resist the oil sketches? |
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| I want to resist masculinist values, not to blend in to the professions and processions of men that Virginia Woolf warns against. |
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| Frozen foods resist freezer burn better, and marinades penetrate meats more effectively. |
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| As in so much of his work, he just can't resist adding that extra scintillating layer of life. |
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| I resist it only because I think leadership is a quality that can't be enumerated with scholastic precision. |
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| Someday these fungi may be applied as a seed coating to make plants better fit to resist scab as they approach maturity. |
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| In general I confine myself to extra satsumas and nuts, although I do find it difficult to resist those giant chocolate Brazils. |
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| Congress needs to restore the original intent of the political asylum law and resist efforts to develop new classifications of asylees. |
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| Your daughter may already know that this man is taking advantage of her but, as she loves him, she may be unable to resist his charm. |
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| We were running short of time, and ominous clouds were massing in the sky, but we couldn't resist stepping inside the old church. |
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| Sitting there across from him on the blanket in the park, he couldn't resist brushing his fingers against her full rounded cheek. |
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| Without heat or gas on a bitter winter night, the rogue residents nonetheless resist distant relocation. |
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| The playwrights' experimental use of English is one way in which they resist oppression. |
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| Wilde, who could never resist an aphorism, frequently undermines the seriousness of his beliefs by his brilliant and paradoxical style. |
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| These steels do not rust and strongly resist attack by a great many liquids, gases, and chemicals. |
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| The Juliana bases are constructed of a galvanized steel to resist rust and decay. |
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| And he simply can't resist giving my muffin a playful lick as soon as my back is turned. |
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| Many said we need to resist the occupation, further imperialist wars and capitalism. |
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| But those who resisted British imperialism had to resist it on the colonial periphery. |
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| Most other non-Western political systems were not able to resist Western imperialism and lost their independence as a result. |
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| Ordinary people around the world must try to resist the new imperialism which is just as pernicious as the old. |
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| A healthy body develops antibodies, which hopefully resist the antigens, by binding on them. |
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| This lenticular shape is less able to resist torsion but does resist bending quite well, as long as the force hits it on the narrow edge. |
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| Tannin helps the leather to resist the effects of heat, decomposition by water and attack by all manner of organisms. |
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| These women are all HIV positive, and their ability to resist the infection is being undermined by the lack of food. |
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| Their bodies may be less able to resist infections, and they may be at greater risk for problems during surgery and anesthesia. |
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| Without heat or gas on a bitter winter night, the residents nonetheless resist distant relocation. |
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| The girls could not resist spending money. They each got skirts in different colours to go with their bathing suits. |
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| To resist and confront such a popular workforce would risk widespread loss of support. |
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| Evacuated in wartime to the rambling country house of kindly Professor Kirk, they can't resist exploring its huge stairways. |
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| He cannot resist recalling previous warnings of a property market crash that failed to come true. |
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| Authorities will most likely resist any deal which may create a perception that they've gone easy on a person convicted for drug trafficking. |
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| This surprising finding is based on the measurement of a cell's ability to resist when deformed. |
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| It was first used in the gaskets and valves needed to concentrate Uranium 235 and resist the highly corrosive uranium hexaflouride gas. |
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| The bureaucrats at the centre consider variation and innovation to be a threat and they resist it. |
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| Children, the old and people in weak physical condition or with an impaired immune system are less able to resist such diseases. |
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| Unlike their aikido counterparts, judoka, although engaged in a sport, regularly confront opponents who resist in practice and competition. |
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| In a world where anything and everything is a commodity, one has to maintain one's ground to resist subscribing to the demands of total loyalty. |
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| So those who resist or protest against electoral fraud are in fact crucial defenders of democracy. |
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| I couldn't resist recording the secondo on my Disklavier and playing the primo along with it. |
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| The decadence and debauchery of Paris was beckoning to him and he could hardly resist such open temptation. |
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| He could not resist the urge to look up, and when he did, his eyes became full of very fine, golden particles. |
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| The local planning authority has indicated that it will resist any residential development proposals. |
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| The bishop went on to resist calls for foreign intervention, saying the country was capable of resolving its problems internally. |
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| What critic, or prince, could resist something so impressive and so pretentious? |
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| I can't resist stopping for one brief second to point out that the word holiday is merely a contraction of the words holy day. |
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| But others resist because they hold contrary beliefs about their vocation as educators. |
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| I hope and pray he will resist the pressures to idolize pop stars, Hollywood types, and athletes. |
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| Jesse Webb did his best to resist the temptation of more ouzo and resorted instead to chewing his fingernails. |
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| Increases in urinary progestins and estrogens may lead to a decreased ability of the lower urinary tract to resist invading bacteria. |
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| Obviously, people will resist or try to subvert change that hurts them in the ego or in the pocketbook. |
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| Despite her coolness, I could resist it no longer and caught her up in my arms. |
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| But while Grafton could out-think their opponents they couldn't resist their physical presence in the run home. |
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| And of course I couldn't resist taking a poke at Justice Moore and his Ten Commandments monument. |
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| It is characteristic of subcultural style that it should resist the interpretations of outsiders. |
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| What can the Somalis do to resist this apparently irresistible force becomes slowly apparent. |
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| In such an environment, it is hard to resist living purely for the here and now, for our own immediate fulfilment. |
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| The skin becomes intensely itchy, so much so that the patient cannot resist the urge to scratch. |
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| Losing All Control is the only hint of a darker edge, but even then they can't resist a catchy chorus. |
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| The government must resist political pressure for additional funding from all sides to avoid deficit spending. |
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| The crow intervened not to protect its fellow corvid but solely because a crow cannot resist the temptation to bully a small raptor. |
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| He knew he was handsome and popular with the girls and no girls could resist him. |
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| She said he was quite small but very robust and she has to resist the temptation to wrap him in cotton wool. |
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| But it would resist pressure to swap an open-ended mandate for a fixed date for withdrawal. |
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| Julia is bringing Daphne out of her trance with some post-hypnotic suggestion to resist Anderson's control over her. |
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| The windows feature preservative-treated wood to resist water and insect damage, corrosion-resistant hardware, and foldaway handles. |
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| I couldn't resist a double espresso for dessert, which was necessary to ward off a food coma at work. |
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| A superb foot-tapping band that dancers could not resist finished off the evening in high spirits. |
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| I can't resist huge slices of crisply crusted, melt in your mouth onion rings. |
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| That pledge has since been backed by publicans in other counties who have vowed to resist the ban in its current form. |
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| Hunger cravings are very powerful, and trying to resist them is a constant struggle. |
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| Lili passed on the dessert, but I couldn't resist the lemon tart with lime mascarpone and orange creme anglaise. |
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| It is very hard to resist junk food but here we don't let anyone bring in chocolate or crisps for snacks. |
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| He struggled to get free but couldn't resist the amount of strength pulling him back. |
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| We screwed short crosspieces near the bottom of each leg, burying them in the gravel to resist tipping. |
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| Individuals, like groups and organization, resist changing established processes until those processes fail to achieve desired results. |
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| In between, there are ' hard to resist ' dub instrumentals that maintain Naked's cruisy flow. |
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| Even I can't resist jumping into this and I admit it's because this thread's got that feel of a happening place. |
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| Surrender and save lives, or resist and let more people be killed for nothing. |
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| They could be squeezed between rising wholesale costs and state regulators who will resist pressure to raise retail rates. |
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| I slipped into the house and into my room so as not to spoil their party, though I couldn't resist peeping through the blinds. |
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| It's like he wants to grow up and say something, but just can't resist donning the Fatboy suit and chucking a custard pie or two. |
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| And speaking of cutesy, it feels impossible to resist calling it the I'm Okay, I'm Okay of modern times. |
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| The outside layer, or bloom, consists of wax plates and cutin, both of which resist water diffusion and hence water loss from the berry. |
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| The many elderly who rely on low state pensions, but who resist means testing, suffer incomes below the poverty line. |
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| For the main course, Mike couldn't resist gammon steak, eggs and chips and he wasn't disappointed. |
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| On another occasion, I was much more inclined to resist a precautionary procedure. |
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| They would not have continued to resist through all the dark days of 1940 and 1941 when Britain stood alone. |
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| No longer able to resist the conviction which is hourly impressed on me, I recognize in every contingency the pre-ordination of my fate. |
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| Footings or piers may also be assigned a minimum dead load pressure to resist uplift of low-swelling soils. |
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| A full structural analysis is required to determine whether it is necessary to underpin the foundations to resist the additional dead loads. |
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| The other thing that this writer of this book couldn't resist is a detailed account of flying and gliding towards the end of the book. |
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| Donor agencies are also putting pressure on the government to control spending and resist demands for further wage hikes. |
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| Seems he received these tracks as a demo way back last year and couldn't resist them. |
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| Use of thicker sheets in fully adhered membranes helps resist puckering and wrinkling. |
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| Its high octane rating delivers strong engine performance by helping engines resist detonation so they can run higher compression ratios. |
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| Who can resist freshly spread hot buns and or a lightly buttered French stick? |
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| No human being could resist such an authoritative beauty, gracefulness and charm. |
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| While many will resist the disappearance of the Deutschmark, many others believe a stronger euro will emerge in its place. |
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| Many are likely to resist by devaluing their own currencies or erecting new barriers against U.S. goods. |
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| At times, he can't resist using pat plot devices to move action along, or coasting on a kind of breezy glibness. |
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| But even so, much of a student's debt comes from bank overdrafts and credit cards and who could resist an easy-peasy way of getting shot of those? |
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| Britons love a bit of good old adversity to cheer in the face of, and seeing queues forming at filling stations, motorists have been unable to resist joining them. |
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| But at the same time, he says, many will resist the trend, claiming that catering to the market undercuts the academy's role as cultural contributor and watchdog. |
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| It is hard to resist feeling smug at the idea of a woman famed for her cool-headedness and self-discipline becoming a love-struck text-message junkie. |
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| Faced with irresistible impulse, he says, we can choose to resist it. |
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| The brick veneer wall is reported to have very low bond values and there is not a reliable source of flexural resistance, to resist lateral wind pressure. |
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| John Greenway, Derek Watson and many others will not be able to resist the temptation to win a hamper, a turkey, whisky and lovely money amongst the cornucopian prize list. |
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| I can't resist pointing out that a master and commander would never captain a frigate, and quite properly the film has Aubrey wearing the two epaulettes of a post captain. |
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| Toddlers from the age of 18 months have a real surge of independence, and food can become a battleground, so resist the urge to force-feed your child. |
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| We managed to resist desserts such as homemade apple, mango and berry crumble but succumbed to the temptation of Irish Coffee which, I might add, made me sleepy. |
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| The marbles are rounded and have less internal friction to resist shear. |
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| States will undoubtedly resist the spread of cryptocurrencies. |
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| She wasn't the sort of girl to say something like that that meant another, still curiosity killed the cat and James had never been able to resist asking. |
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| The researchers concluded that planning weekly meals and related grocery shopping will help adults resist the fast-meal decisions that lead to grabbing a quick bite. |
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| Stop being noobz and resist the pwnage that is brought down upon you! |
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| One's standing to resist anything is thus eroded, and even destroyed. |
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| If he continued to resist the church's demands, church officials would be forced to consider a range of sanctions, the most serious of which would be excommunication. |
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| The man must have the ability to recognize impending ejaculation and to resist the urge to pursue coital movement. |
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| But, resist the temptation to point a finger of blame and instead be the one who spreads loving concern and compassion in every direction. |
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| The women show displeasure and resist a bit, but soon, under the spell of some Stockholm syndrome, they caress and embrace the men. |
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| Clay-rich soils resist erosion well because of strong cohesive forces between particles and the gluelike characteristics of humus. |
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| Iron-willed daughter of the Gorky Works, I will resist them as you resisted me! |
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| There appear to be four ways that the advocate of the generic multiverse might resist the above criticism. |
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| One of the cardinal virtues is Temperance, which lets us resist the attraction of pleasures when they are contrary to reason. |
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| Every ordeal is an opportunity to rediscover what is essential and to learn from what has happened to better resist and return to life. |
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| We recognize that wise statesmen resist the temptation to use power promiscuously, and we stress the virtues of prudence, and self-restraint, in foreign policy. |
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| Gently resist the reflex to jump up and get busy with something.... Just sit, relax and watch. |
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| It was not as if I resorted to symbolism in order to resist the prosaism of an 'alarming' reality. |
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| A fine sandpaper will rub out finger prints from hands that could not resist touching. |
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| Your dog may be willing to do cartwheels for that last morsel of steak on your plate but resist the urge to dole out table scraps. |
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| They were also found guilty of possession of firearms with intent to resist arrest or commit an offence. |
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| Indestructible gel is the first Studio Line styling gel that lets your style resist the effects of hands and clothes on your hair. |
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| They are well informed about the consequences, but they are not able to resist the social pressure from their friends. |
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| We resist what newcomers and young people bring us, under the false pretense that we are protecting Canadian values. |
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| Though ungenerous and vain, he could rarely resist an excuse to be affronted. |
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| We will continue to resist protectionism and work to reduce or eliminate tariff barriers. |
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| My urbane friend, going through the motions of abstemiousness, can't resist a taste. |
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| Created in 1994, this is a deceivingly playful jewel of a course that few golfers can resist testing their skills on. |
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| No sailor was able to resist the fatal attraction of their song, causing them to be shipwrecked on the rocks. |
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| The exterior and interior are carefully constructed of lightweight, durable, easy-care materials that resist water and wear. |
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| If they are to resist pressures to overprotect children, both practical advice and clear thinking will be needed. |
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| The need is huge as the temporary shelters built after the seism will probably not resist to the cyclonic season. |
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| As tempting as it might be, we must always resist focusing in on ourselves and ignoring what people really want. |
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| I also can't resist the quail's egg shooters and always pig out on the free twiglets. |
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| After all, the best way of unarming a provocateur is to resist provocation. |
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| Just beware of your stuffy gate wardens gatecrashing your perfectly civilised soirees – they can't resist a good party. |
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| Climatically induced stress on plants can reduce their ability to resist invaders. |
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| Union for the Public Domain-an organization which aims to resist and reverse the overextension of copyright and patent powers. |
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| It tends to metastasize faster, resist treatment and result in a bad prognosis. |
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| The situation at the Commission is becoming unacceptable and we must do all we can to resist this diktat from the accountants. |
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| Both believed in the boundlessness of our duty to resist injustice, yet took a bleakly limited view of how far any of us could succeed. |
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| Any technique used to raise the building, must also be designed to resist the forces of standing and moving water and floating debris. |
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| Valuable employees are more likely to resist the headhunter if they believe their organisation has their best interests at heart. |
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| I did not pull him out of my stovepipe, I just simply could not resist shooting some photos with this little monster. |
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| He cannot resist a certain amount of Weltschmerz in his adaptation that is melting into bliss under the stronghold of Gililov's happy-go-lucky piano. |
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| People tend to follow the path of least resistance, and they resist change. |
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| Fidel Castro still enjoys a substantial measure of personal popularity in Cuba, and many would resist an attempt to oust him. |
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| We couldn't resist the pleasure of showing you this photo of our own Pappy Boyington, Jean-Pierre Fréry, the hothead of the multihull world. |
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| The roof and floor of vehicle can resist 56 type submachine gun with steel cored warhead shooting. |
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| With luck, some judges will strap themselves to the mast of parliamentary intention and resist the Lord Chancellor's siren song. |
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| Although she left the décor as it was, she could not resist a bit of deviltry. |
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| They are likely to resist the loss of power at the centre if they sense that their masters are equivocating. |
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| We must use it in such a way as to resist its being watered down by do-gooders. |
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| Windward surfaces of the building should be braced to resist being blown over. |
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| By toughening our bodily fibres, we gain the strength and stamina we need to resist physical ills when they strike. |
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| Searchers should resist the temptation to plot a search based on logical deduction. |
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| Languages, cultures, collective identities and peoples have the indefeasible right to resist Mac World. |
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| Oh Lord, do not let me fall into a silver-tongued trap, so that I may resist parlaying with evil. |
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| Who could resist the booths rekindling childhood memories with old-world confectionery, waffles and candy floss? |
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| I do not resist the pleasure of quoting the dithyrambic prose by Lonely Planet. |
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| They must resist the temptation often to gold-plate or add on national requirements. |
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| We have resolved to resist the temptation to simply roll over mandates when they expire. |
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| People also can't resist capitalizing on a food trend, or even better, capitalizing on two trends in one. |
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| You won't resist having the full Simply range, a high-end kit including the espresso machine, the vacuum flask and the milk frother. |
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| Threats and intimidation of smallholder farmers who resist selling their land is commonplace. |
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| The additives incorporated in gypsum board to increase its moisture resistance, may contain chemicals to resist fungus contamination. |
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| But make no mistake: we are equally prepared to resist UDI unremittingly, as if no compromise were on the horizon. |
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| Lazzarini more focused on Italian title fight doesnt resist to the first attack from Adrien who is taking second in the last moto of the day. |
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| Temping can be pretty boring, especially when work is in short supply, but you must resist the urge to procrastinate! |
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| How often can we ask the smaller party to tone down its voice and resist reacting to provocation? |
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| We must resist the illusion of some Maginot line that can effortlessly seal off the next epidemic. |
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| The European Council was quite right to resist the temptation to deconstruct the Convention's work. |
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| We as a Parliament must resist the dilution and emasculation of legislation. |
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| They are hard anodized to resist wear, and in place of a primer is an extremely tough material that cushions the firing pin and is said to be good for 3,000 impacts. |
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| Special K Satisfaction is a breakfast cereal that satisfies hunger to help people resist temptation. |
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| Brown can never, ever, resist fanning the flames of controversy. |
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| Zinc is used primarily as a coating to help iron and steel resist oxidation, in a process called galvanizing. |
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| Pain and pleasure go together. We waste time and energy being caught up in the mind's turmoil and trying to resist the inevitable. |
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| The only beneficiaries of globalization are the exploiters of working people and the only way working people can resist this is to band together. |
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| But it remains to be seen whether or not Khan will be able to resist the lure of riches for long enough to win his gold medal in three and a half years time. |
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| The reason for the skin's stubbornness is the stratum corneum, a superficial layer of fat that has evolved to resist permeation. |
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| They must abjure inflammatory language, resist overreaction and collective punishments and stand up to radicals in their midst. |
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| This stabilized sheet is specially treated to resist ultraviolet rays and is produced in various sizes. |
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| A sheathing membrane must be able to resist ultraviolet rays of the sun and the damaging effects of the elements. |
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| With regular care, this product can help prolong the factory finish and will resist fingerprints, grease and water spatter. |
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| Long face-loaded walls will require additional interior shear walls to resist overturning or bending and eventual collapse. |
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| A Chinese official said recently that it is very hard to resist pressures to open the tiger trade. |
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| So, once your skin gets itchy, it's very hard to resist the urge to scratch. |
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| People can panic in emergencies and it may be hard to resist calling emergency services if she dies suddenly. |
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| Afghan organisations such as the RAWA have worked hard to resist the Taliban regime. |
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| At the sight of such a large range of flavours, it seems hard to resist to temptation. |
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| Children may resist being put to bed, or sleep in locations other than their bed. |
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| If teachers didn't resist each new fad, they'd be lobotomized. |
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| It is impossible to resist its natural beauty and lively oceanfront social and cultural life. |
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| For the reflective who can resist indoctrination, it can be the beginning of learning. |
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| Stop digging Mr Blair's unsought fight ReprintsLitigants who resist mediation can suffer for it. |
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| They also rue the inwardness of Japanese firms that resist co-operating with others. |
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| We shall resist the efforts to divide us and in order to subjugate us. We refuse to be taken hostages of the past of our country. |
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| The glutton planets are willing to host these aliens because travelers seldom resist Karpet Buccus during their burp cycle. |
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| Try to resist the urge to use them as a hatstand for your latest undulating parametric headpiece. |
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| It must be carried out by governments who ought to resist the temptation sometimes to deport in order to seek approval from the mob. |
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| Traditionally worsted wool our gabardine is made of the highest quality cotton and designed to resist wear over time. |
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| Some microbes may resist management and antibiotics, and try to mutate and evade them, and maybe some sociopaths do too. |
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| French soldiers will have to resist this temptation? or do more sport to keep fit and avoid gaining weight. |
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| Lightweight spray gel invigorates tendrils while softening texture and increasing shine for perfectly smooth curly styles that resist frizz. |
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| Employers should be alert to this and be prepared to resist these claims where the policy does not really apply. |
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| Then we went to see a camel and I couldn't resist taking a selfie of me and the guy with the hump – come on, it was quite funny. |
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| Rereading his father's letter on the beach in Malibu, he had been unable to resist the pull of what promised to be an adventure. |
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| It is available in 2 colours that will not wash away and will resist weathering. |
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| And it must indeed show its determination to help young people to resist all the forms of excess or deviance in the surrounding environment. |
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| The risk of soil erosion is partly determined by the soil's ability to resist erosive forces like wind and water. |
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| Once the discomfort of withdrawal has lessened, participants should not overestimate their ability to resist the desire to smoke. |
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| Some people have not been able to resist the temptation to reply simply that this question is not on the agenda. |
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| Support groups providing backup for people to resist the cravings are available in Darwen and Accrington, with a new group expected to start in Clitheroe next month. |
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| Trying to resist the agglomeration effects of big cities is not just a waste: it is actively harmful to Britain's economy. |
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| What is the perversity in the human soul that causes people to resist so obvious a good? |
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| Vision, responsibility, objectivity, equanimity and ability to resist all pressure are foremost among these qualities. |
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| But his provocations do not resist Julie's candor and honesty, a beginner special education teacher. |
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| This increases the redness and itching, which makes it harder to resist scratching. |
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| How to resist to this lovely pengouin, daintily attached to this cotton thread necklace? |
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| It's heartening to see Scott resist pressure to transform the public broadcaster into a cheerleader for the home team. |
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| Chain suspenders support the platform live and dead loads but do not resist wind uplift forces. |
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| Machacek has what he needs to resist the armada of South Americans that make up more than half of the quad field. |
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| How can Canada possibly resist such a force? was the question asked in Boston with some satisfaction, and in Quebec with considerable disquiet. |
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| These will be the hardier ones that can resist the same antibiotic should they meet it again. |
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| No matter how famous you are, it appears, few can resist the appeal of the selfie. |
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| I think that there really is a democratic deficit and that we must resist a hard core. |
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| This is something we all wish to resist and we should resist in every way as we look through this bill. |
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| We have an internal market and a single currency that have successfully helped us resist the worst. |
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| Our ripstop fabric is woven to resist tearing and ripping and water repellent to keep you dry in any conditions. |
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| They are now in a new school that is designed to resist earthquakes and serve as a community shelter. |
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| Those who resist it seem to be concerned with compromising the command and control that is accepted as being central to effective policing. |
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| People will resist and defend with their lives what they treasure most, their land and their freedom. |
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| It also was made to resist ruptures by preventing any ballooning effect typical of hangars. |
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| In order to preserve their own profits or to reduce their losses, they will resist as much as possible to any increase in their own costs. |
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| Who could resist opening a thick envelope in anticipation of what surprise may hide inside? |
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| That he be a man of such a strong faith that he is able to pass it on to others or to resist the fragilities of the Order. |
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| These results confirm the segment's ability to resist in a less favorable environment. |
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| A number of building materials resist vapour diffusion well enough to be used as vapour barriers. |
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| I resist the urge to slam my head against the steering wheel until I lose consciousness and settle for beating my fists against the dashboard of my pitiful rental car. |
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| I couldn't resist a tingle of anticipation at Chelsea's reaction. |
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| Rather than wrap ourselves in the flag, it might be more interesting to ask conservatives just what happiness they resist pursuing, if self-restraint is so good. |
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| Asked to look to the future Adu briefly hesitates, perhaps wary of relighting the promotional touchpaper, yet can't resist touching on the 2006 World Cup in Germany. |
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| When in New York who can resist the chewy bialys and bagels? |
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| This left O'Neill unable to resist a sideswipe at his title rivals. |
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| He seems touched but then can't resist having a sly dig at himself by pointing out that the really tender thing to have done would have been not to include it on the album. |
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| Who can resist making their own finger paintings or sock puppets? |
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| A freshly picked mango will resist even the gentlest squeeze. |
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| They resist corruption in campaign finance law, but they see it everywhere in regulatory agencies. |
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| But he couldn't resist the chance of snapping up Moore on the cheap. |
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| Instinctively, I resist heroizing people who have that much power. |
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| It's hard to resist trying to care for your father by helping him eat. |
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| How can we expect the preteen crowd to resist those temptations? |
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| Most anti-charter change groups resist changes to the Constitution as long as the legitimacy and corruption issues hounding Macapagal-Arroyo remain unresolved. |
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| Air infiltration is handled by dual washable filters and the indoor and outdoor refrigerant colls are coated to resist mold growth and to reduce corrosion. |
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| First, there is the proven vulnerability of the Viking tracked vehicle, which is too thinly armoured to resist the new booby trap bombs of the Taliban. |
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| The ability of Bacillus species to resist dessication allows their survival on dried products such as cereal and flours. |
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| By teatime, I was so ravenous that I just couldn't resist getting a candy bar from the vending machine and, after work, on my way home I would stop at the baker's to buy a Viennese pastry. |
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| Broadcast journalists will not sensationalize news items and will resist pressures, whether from inside or outside the broadcasting industry, to do so. |
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| In order to predict whether or not scour will occur, it is necessary to know both the erosive forces generated by the various design flows, and the ability of the bed material to resist these forces. |
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