Sentence examples for determination to do a from inspiring English sources

There is also concern about BAE's apparent determination to do a deal.

He sympathises, by the by, with Prince Harry's determination to do a tour of Afghanistan.

Low interest rates contributed to determination to do a deal at a time when financing it might be more manageable.

Exercise is an important part of my own daily routine, the endorphin rush inspiring me to carry on amidst stressful tasks and sharpening my own focus and determination to do a job well.

At Friday afternoon's news conference, the sheriff and Martha Weaver, spokeswoman for the Midwest Medical Examiner's Office, portrayed Prince as a good citizen in the community, and expressed both their affection for him and their determination to do a thorough investigation.

The most important matter of all is a determination to do all you can to cope with the hand you have been dealt.

Mr. Paulson said he stood by earlier comments he gave me: "We were united in our determination to do all we can to prevent a systemically important institution from going down".

His newfound virtue did not compromise his shrewdness as a custodian of his own image, and his book — like most celebrity addict tell-alls — was a cocktail of self-inflicted woe, contrition, rueful self-knowledge, determination to do better and just a twist of hey, it was a hell of a ride.

The aspirin take-away and similar incidents over the course of Mr. Bezos' career show a determination to do whatever is necessary to succeed and a fanatic attention to detail, even at the expense of appearing ridiculous.

"Mark Dodson and the team at Scottish Rugby have a strategic vision and a determination to do something very special in the coming time and working with them and a talented group of players and coaches I look forward to the Scotland team growing in competitiveness and stature," he said.

Then, for many, a battle between a feeling of helplessness and a determination to do something.