Sentence examples for determination to combine from inspiring English sources

ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — Presidents Hamid Karzai of Afghanistan and Asif Ali Zardari of Pakistan declared their determination to combine efforts to fight militancy and together bring peace to the region after meeting here Wednesday.

While they are cheerfully enthusiastic about the impact of celebratory dancing, there is also a drive to make sure the occasion ends up being more than an ephemeral day of protest, and a determination to combine the event with something practical and more enduring.

When two different appropriate data sets were available for a model parameter, the determination of whether to combine the data sets was based on a test (t-test and/or the nonparametric Mann-Whitney test as appropriate) of the hypothesis that the two data sets arose from the same underlying distribution.

The aim of the present study was to combine the determination of frataxin levels and mRNA expression in PBMCs from a cohort of consecutive FRDA patient, carriers, and controls, and to correlate results with genotype and clinical presentation.

Other parents have taken the same opportunity to combine lessons of both determination and wisdom, and blend 50 feet of running with the most valuable and lasting advice: "You can make it from here, as long as you keep peddling".

Because of the amount of labor involved in obtaining the PhyCoI we suggest to combine low frequency PhyCoI determinations with a high frequency Secchi depth measurements for practical monitoring purposes.

We understand that must be combined with a determination to give people greater power and control over their lives.

In Britain, it has combined with a determination to put up any asset up for sale to hollow out the country's industrial base to disastrous effect.

All this was combined with a determination to go on singing, to go on telling everything that was sacred to him in the Russia he had lost and in its literature and in its language.

But one thing is clear: given Japan's technological lead, combined with its determination to stay ahead, western competitors would be foolish not to take the Asian threat seriously.

If, as they evidently are, the members of the Bruce High Quality Foundation are millennials, who entered adulthood after Sept. 11 — an economically and spiritually challenging time to come of age — then it's easier to look with sympathy past their too-often stale irreverence and to sense genuine feelings of sadness and disappointment combined with plucky determination to carry on anyway.