Sentence examples for a determination to extend from inspiring English sources

You might with equal integrity decline to abet his self-destructive actions — not out of a determination to extend his life but because you would feel horrible if you fetched the liquid instrument of his death.

"You'll certainly not hear the players showing satisfaction - more a determination to extend a good points haul.

"Should he have had a disastrous game today, it would not have altered my determination to extend his contract".

"While film inserts were being used in television drama from the early 1950s, Nineteen Eighty-Four represented the most extensive use of them in a TV play up to that time, and signalled Cartier's determination to extend the boundaries of TV drama".

It is symbolic of Ms. Jaffe's determination to extend her range that she bows out in a Romantic ballet, a genre that did not come naturally to her.

This has furthered Touré's determination to extend his career for as long as possible.

While an anti-aging pill may be the next big blockbuster, some ethicists believe that the all-out determination to extend life span is veined with arrogance.

They were regarded with some suspicion by many racing analysts because they had only six races between them, all but one of them in Dubai, where the Maktoum family expressed determination to extend its racing empire.

Our commitment to continued support of thoughtful, probing scholarship is matched by our determination to extend and enhance the reach of the humanities across Stanford's campus and beyond.

That is the simple formula whereby Michael Steiner, the German diplomat who runs Kosovo for the UN, expresses his determination to extend his authority over the province's last ethnically-divided town.

Meanwhile, a shortage of well-qualified college graduates has become one of the biggest threats to the continued rapid growth of India's services and other industries, and hence to the booming economy.The government's determination to extend reservations can be blamed on politics.