Sentence examples similar to a resolve to match from inspiring English sources

The London bid had already resolved to match the offer to subsidise the prize fund and secured a special dispensation from the president to do so in the 24 hours before the vote.

The Yankees were still trailing, 2-0, only because Pettitte had seemingly resolved to match Lee.

The return to prosperity during World War II was matched by a resolve to diversify the province's economic base.

By reducing the pulse repetition rate from 250 kHz to 10 kHz, the mass resolving power improved to match that of Cu with no Co underlayer.

The powerful unions, which have a history of resisting reform, have vowed to match his resolve.

The EU has committed to a 40% drop in bloc emissions by 2030 and, speaking after a bilateral summit in Brussels, the bloc's president, Jean-Claude Juncker called on China to match its resolve.

What to wear when breaking up? "You might choose something dark, perhaps steely gray, to match your resolve".

The guys who posted low first-round scores yesterday will have to match the resolve shown by the sun-over-yardarm stars who followed them round.

And I must say I've been deeply affected by your faith as well, and the president and I are going to do everything to try to match the resolve you've demonstrated.

In order to resolve vessels, it is necessary to match the pixel sampling time interval to the blood flow rates of the vessels imaged.

Conceivably, the contradiction between this necessity and diminishing neuromodulator efficacy might have been resolved by adjusting neuromodulatory input to match instantaneous neuromodulator efficacy.