Despite, (or because of) this tenacity, the Gardners' essays and insights draw over 100,000 on-line postings a month.
But all this sordid laundry will come out soon enough, in part because of the Rottweiler tenacity of those of us in the press corps, but in part, also, because that is the nature of private affairs in a digital age.
Our country may finally see a woman president not because we as a people have evolved in our thinking about gender roles or because of progressive policy measures that allow women to combine work with caregiving, but rather because of the sheer tenacity of Hillary Clinton herself.
However, because of the high tenacity of VRE in the environment, measures other than reduction of glycopeptide use, such as isolation of patients and enforced environmental cleaning, are necessary to control its spread [ 20].
The NHS achieves more than it is resourced to do because of the brilliance and tenacity of the people who work delivering care on the frontline.
Still, the "nail house," as many here have called it because of the homeowner's tenacity, like a nail that cannot be pulled out, remains the most popular current topic among bloggers in China.
An Italian shoe company, he said, once paid someone $1,000 to track him down in New Mexico to see if he would do a fashion shoot, to which he agreed mostly because of the company's tenacity.
The role of Bcl-2 as an antiapoptotic molecule is significant in prostate cancer because of the level of tenacity and resistance it grants to a tumor.
A note posted on the National Archives Web site mentions Malek's reputation under Nixon as "the hatchet" because of his tenacity, and says the documents show that Malek "supplied Nixon with a list of thirteen people he thought had Jewish surnames" at the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
