| meet resistance | 24.75 | Even so, he met resistance. | ||
| face resistance | 13.89 | But he has often faced resistance. | ||
| offer resistance | 13.69 | Some offer resistance. | ||
| encounter resistance | 12.84 | We encounter resistance from the locals. | ||
| develop resistance | 11.19 | Pests have developed resistance to chemicals. | ||
| overcome resistance | 6.32 | To overcome this resistance a champion is needed. | ||
| expect resistance | 2.30 | Expect resistance. | ||
| have resistance | 2.24 | Only Berowne initially has resistance. | ||
| provide resistance | 2.11 | Six of the next seven batters provided little resistance. | ||
| spearhead resistance | 2.04 | Hezbollah spearheads resistance to the Israeli occupation of the south. | ||
| crush resistance | 1.84 | Russia claims to have crushed organized resistance, but rebel attacks persist. | ||
| put_up resistance | 1.71 | He admits putting up resistance but claims the officers did not identify themselves. | ||
| show resistance | 1.58 | Only two cases showed resistance to the drugs. | ||
| organize resistance | 1.51 | American commandos organized Afghan resistance and directed airstrikes. | ||
| increase resistance | 1.45 | Can disease and pest resistance be increased? | ||
| lead resistance | 1.32 | Britain leads resistance to plans for strict exchange rate controls. | ||
| drop resistance | 1.25 | Opposition drops resistance to German deployment to Macedonia, | ||
| find resistance | 1.25 | I found no resistance. | ||
| reduce resistance | 1.25 | The point here is not simply to reduce resistance to change. | ||
| lower resistance | 1.05 | Such stress lowers resistance to disease and alters gene expression. |