Sentence examples for So tenacity from inspiring English sources

So, tenacity: It's so much more important than brains.

Even so, his tenacity and attention to detail apparently rubbed off on his staff.

By dominating possession, Gillingham generally prevented Shrewsbury from doing anything other than defend and though the Salopians did so with tenacity, they were guilty of lapses that proved costly.

Being an entrepreneur takes so much tenacity and determination.

Jordan Spieth, displaying the tenacity so evident during a stunning 2015, raced through the field to the brief position of tied-fourth.

"He needed to apply it, to make up for a lack of tenacity, so I put him in the second team.

It is this combustible mixture of self-confidence, optimism and tenacity, so evident in her adolescence, that continues to drive the essayist, novelist and playwright at 69. "Sontag stands for what is articulate, independent, exploratory: for self as a work in progress," claims fiction writer, Hilary Mantel.

The bottom line about market research: It takes time and tenacity, so get to it.

After hardening and tempering, 45 steel substrate has great tenacity so the combined structure meets the performance requirements for the construction of shearer sliding boots.

Worse, they'd done so with the tenacity of a cockroach, refusing to die, or even peak.

That two gifted communicators like Bill Clinton and Tony Blair should have stuck with it with such tenacity for so long is surprising.