Examples of 'met resistance' in a sentence
Meaning of "met resistance"
met resistance: Encountered opposition or pushback while trying to proceed with a particular action or decision. Can be used in a variety of contexts, such as facing difficulties during a project or when met with disagreement in a discussion
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Hoppos met resistance from all sides.
But even this idea met resistance.
When they met resistance they would withdraw.
Both these innovations met resistance.
He met resistance in the sierra.
The changes have met resistance.
We met resistance.
Attempts to increase tax revenue have met resistance.
They have met resistance.
The new system created confusion and met resistance.
Suffragettes frequently met resistance and even open hostility.
I called for a full incursion the moment we met resistance.
The move has met resistance from some states.
Our cause and our blood have always met resistance.
But he met resistance and has elected not to make such a shift.
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But then we met resistance.
Yet the troops were under orders to fight if they met resistance.
The flying primate hypothesis met resistance from many zoologists.
The program is popular among the religious lobby but it has already met resistance.
That measure met resistance.
It soon met resistance from the highest office holders of Japan.
Its attempts to introduce much needed economic reforms have met resistance in some quarters.
They met resistance from law enforcement personnel, who suffered no casualties.
But many of its officials lack experience and have met resistance from the police.
Previously, changes have met resistance and should be an experience to learn from.
Some of the Islamization efforts met resistance.
Biotechnology and GM crops have met resistance both by natives and environmental groups.
Dutch efforts to re-establish complete control met resistance.
Both forces immediately met resistance from North Korean units.
At the same time, innovation has met resistance.
Violence grew as it met resistance from government and citizens, including women.
The groups had some success, but also met resistance.
Marković 's reforms and austerity programs met resistance from the federal authorities of the individual republics.
He was in favor of reforms within the Order, but his endeavors met resistance.
Hess 's proposals met resistance from Koch.
Brothers! Our cause and our blood have always met resistance.
On the way, Cortes met resistance from other.
Throughout capitalism 's history, the opening of new markets has met resistance.
By the time of the Cold War, Coke met resistance in some countries.
Although it met resistance from the SPD, the council accepted the Occupation Statute.
From the sounds of it, the suspect was running because he met resistance almost immediately.
There, the task force met resistance from German and Italian troops.
However, the imposition of a daily charge for stays in hospital met resistance and was withdrawn.
However, he met resistance in Congress.
On the way of conquering the world, the Rothschilds met resistance from the Serbs.
He met resistance in the Sierra, and asks us to hold out for 24 hours.
Like all-powerful concepts, Network Marketing has also met resistance due to a lack of understanding.
He met resistance in the Sierra and ask s us to hold out for 24 hours.
While at the Scutari Barracks Hospital, Florence Nightingale met resistance from the army health officers.
Here, for the first time, the RIG troops met resistance.
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