Sentence examples for Tenacious nature from inspiring English sources

This is due to the fibrous and tenacious nature of biomass.

This is not a new lesson for me, and based on the tenacious nature of Clinton's campaign, sadly, it's an all too familiar lesson for her.

Using super-resolution microscopy and continuous fluorescent imaging, UC Berkeley physicists have for the first time revealed the structure of bacterial biofilms, which are responsible for the tenacious nature of bacterial diseases such as cholera and chronic sinusitus.

The defence, which is built on the tenacious nature of our players, was fairly comfortable as well". AN: "I think we can be optimistic, but with realism as well, because what we know from painful experience over the last number of years is that the Six Nations is a really, really tough competition.

So does just her tenacious nature.

But her tenacious nature and skill on the pitch helped the Eagles (9-9-6), who made the CIF Southern Section Division 4 playoffs in all four of Flores' seasons.

"I'm tenacious by nature, and I don't give up easily," he said.

At week 12, the new cartilage in the experimental group was observed to be thick, with a continuous surface, and smooth and tenacious in nature.

At week 12, the defects of the right knee joint in the experimental group were filled with white semi-translucent new cartilage tissue, of a colour similar to normal cartilage and tenacious in nature, slightly protruding over the peripheral cartilage surface, with no clear margin at the interface with normal cartilage, as shown in Figure 6.

Investigative reporters are, by their nature, dogged, tenacious and deeply suspicious, crashing through official roadblocks as they chase the most elusive stories.

The tenacious and embedded nature of gender role divisions within both public and private spheres was furthermore found to act as economic, social and political stumbling blocks for empowerment opportunities.