Sentence examples for a resolve to get from inspiring English sources

The Mets' decision to return Davis to New York reflects a level of concern about the injury, as well as a resolve to get as thorough a diagnosis as possible.

Although the U.S. elections clouded much of the discussion in the first week, by the second week participants were speaking of a renewed resolve to get on with the work of fleshing out the details of the plan, including procedures to measure and verify national emissions reductions.

In fact, I want more of what she has: an iron resolve to get it right and an insatiable curiosity.

"But the government simply had to stop the boats – our national interest and our self-respect as a country demanded it – and succeed we did through an indefatigable resolve to get it done".

Most forecasters, however, have said that the Fed officials will probably cut the rate either by a half-point, in a sign of their resolve to get the economy moving, or not at all, in a show of confidence.

"Obviously there's a great deal of inner resolve to get so much built in this city.

President Bush is the one who hardened the Iranian resolve to get a nuclear weapon with his policy of negotiating with countries like North Korea that have nukes and invading countries that don't, like Iraq.

Typically, the beginning of a new year is when folks resolve to get into better shape.

When exercise comes wrapped in value judgments, does it wind up entangled in an anxiety that threatens the very resolve to get fit?

More than anything, it has given him resolve to get to work.

We showed character, discipline, patience and resolve to get the job done.