Sentence examples for dogged adherence from inspiring English sources
North Korea "maintains a dogged adherence to a 'military first' policy even against the backdrop of a nation facing severe economic and social challenges," it concludes.
In some respects, it was the times that changed, leaving the WBC behind in their dogged adherence to old-style fire-and-brimstone Bible-thumping.
The member-owned New York Mercantile Exchange, for instance, is still relatively affordable although, like the old CBOT, it has a dogged adherence to open-outcry trading and a reputation for fierce internal politics that, says one market observer, "makes the Board of Trade grain guys look like a bunch of nuns".
In the end, ironically, it may not be only its dogged adherence to a trading floor or its system of specialists that knocks the NYSE off its perch as the world's leading exchange; it may be that it gets left behind by the rush to create an integrated world marketplace.
The company's dogged adherence to this policy means that they'll almost certainly lose some fights to more aggressive competitors, especially in developing markets like China and India.
It feels as if dogged adherence to the plot points of the original boxed Phillips into a corner.
Adherence issues have dogged other pre-exposure prophylaxis, or PrEP, strategies designed to prevent HIV infection, most of which require taking an anti-HIV pill each day.
The rewards for sustained dogged effort can be improved guideline adherence both in resource-rich and resource-poor environments.
He stood for a rooted adherence to old Guardian traditions of seriousness, even at the risk of solemnity, especially in politics, and a dogged distrust of metropolitan whim.
