Sentence examples for competitive resolve from inspiring English sources

Against Berdych, Gasquet again showed a deep competitive resolve as he tired his tall, powerful opponent with angled backhands that opened the court.

The Swans took an early lead with Wilfried Bony's sixth goal in his past seven Premier League appearances, at which stage they seemed set for a routine win, but Palace dug deep and fought back in spirited fashion, their competitive resolve rewarded with the point gained by Mile Jedinak's penalty.

"The actions of the E.C.B. and other policy makers in Europe have generally had the effect of filling large financial gaps in periphery bank and sovereign funding," wrote Bob Prince of Bridgewater Associates this week, "but have done relatively little to resolve competitive imbalances among these economies".

Such modulation allows birds to vocally exchange information about their competitive potentials and thereby resolve territorial conflicts vocally.

Interestingly, the competitive outcome was seemingly resolved early on in the infection.

Mr. Steinherr said Europe now faced a fundamental quandary after having failed to resolve deep-seated competitive issues that took root during the financial crisis.

The DSA scheme also needs to resolve the conflicts between competitive SUs to establish fairness in spectrum sharing.

As Fernando Henrique Cardoso, who preceded Lula as president, puts it, this is over whether Brazil would do better with a "bureaucratic capitalism in which the state orders and resolves things" or a "competitive, liberal capitalism".

The proposed method can be applied in resolving the real three competitive complex formation processes, with full spectral overlapping of three complex species.

Intel and AMD have agreed to an arbitration process to resolve differences over Intel's competitive practices.

The applicability of chemometric methods was shown to resolve complex systems with three competitive complex formation processes in extracting complex formation constants of species with severe spectral overlapping.