Sentence examples for because of the determination from inspiring English sources

"I am here because of the determination of one man.

But the current scandal in Boston is exceptional both because of its scope and because of the determination with which the archdiocese's authorities turned a blind eye.

"Our sector is robust enough to survive these challenges, not least because of the determination and dedication of the groups who develop community energy schemes.

Some had an optimistic vision for this country not only because of its enormous natural resources but also because of the determination of its people.

The Denver Center became the venue for "Tantalus" because of the determination of its founder and executive director, Donald R. Seawell, a longtime admirer of Sir Peter.

The revolt was initially successful because of the determination of lower-level officers and revolutionary troops and the cowardice of the responsible Manchu and Chinese officials.

Because of this, the determination of NT and/or CT is of great importance in understanding the etiology of these disorders.

For a large earthquake in a remote area, it is more difficult to determine the fault dip angle because of the poor determination of the location of seismicity.

She sticks out, not just because of her gender, but because of the quiet determination she gives her character.

American law enforcement officials said the existence of Al Qaeda groups overseas suggested not only a threat abroad but also a threat in the United States, because of the investigators' determination that the hijackings were largely planned in Germany and other European countries.

Although aftershocks have been relocated to obtain the fault plane of the mainshock, it is very difficult to identify the fault plane because of the poor determination accuracy of hypocenters (Kayano, 1968; Hamada, 1983; Fujiwara and Seno, 1985; Mori and Boyd, 1985; Kusano and Hamada, 1991).