Sentence examples for a tenacity in from inspiring English sources

On paper, it certainly looks like they can, but the Rapids have shown a tenacity in recent weeks despite facing a massive injury crisis themselves, so I'm not expecting a walk in the park for either side.

A tenacity in sticking by his socially "wrong" choices was to persist both in Merrill's life (as, defying his parents' wish that he be "All Boy," he established a household with his friend the writer and artist David Jackson) and in his work (as he refused the demotic plainness of expression that might have pleased the Times).

There's a tenacity in the way civil society is fighting that has been missing in Kenya for some time".

Obama has pushed this program with a tenacity unmatched in modern political history; with more tenacity than Bill Clinton pushed his health care plan or George W. Bush pushed Social Security reform.

Many Ukrainian families live a similar life, but the girls from Makariv are joining hands to help each other with a tenacity forged in the crucible of a quite challenging existence.

There is also a staggering indifference to personal danger and a bulldog tenacity in tracing and tracking the personal histories of individuals condemned to oblivion by governments and statistics.

Throughout the 20th century, live theatre demonstrated an unexpected tenacity in the face of competition from film, television, video, the Internet, and other media.

It is a tenacity expressed not in redoubts fighting to the death to preserve its form, but quite the opposite.

"It took a lot of work to get Pathmark to the 125th Street location, and they have shown a lot of tenacity in the face of a lot of adversity there," Ms. Daglian said.

In the past decade, in fact, authorities have moved against air pollution problems with a tenacity that some environmentalists in developed nations, pitted against industry lobbyists and balky political machinery, can only envy.

Kurt Hahn, educator and founder of Outward Bound nonprofit education organization, once said, "I regard it as the foremost task of education: to ensure the survival of these qualities: an enterprising curiosity, an undefeatable spirit, tenacity in pursuit, readiness for sensible self-denial, and above all, compassion".