Sentence examples for enough resolve from inspiring English sources

If a person can muster enough resolve to smother fear on a crowded plane, isn't that a part of us?

And on a night when Harvey lacked his best stuff, he still found enough resolve to give his team a chance.

The Knicks compensated with a hailstorm of 3-pointers, an energized Bill Walker and just enough resolve to make the night interesting before falling, 99-89, thethe Miami Heat.

She fell off the pace by 18 seconds about five miles from the finish, but rallied to overtake Susan Chepkemei of Kenya, who became ill on the course but maintained enough resolve to finish in 2 24:55.

"For its part," Mr. Exum said, "the Romney campaign has decided that criticizing the administration for not showing enough resolve in its prosecution of the war, thereby implying that Romney would prolong or increase the U.S. commitment in Afghanistan, is too politically risky.

The Swiss found enough resolve to ignore Nadal's back problems and finished strongly, but there were plenty of people in the Rod Laver Arena who wondered if this most diffident of athletes had the steel to cut down his stricken opponent.

"In general, there's a little too much hand-wringing, brow-furrowing, and fatalism out there and not quite enough resolving to save the party from nominating or the country electing someone who simply shouldn't be president".

However, these group I intron data do not have enough resolving power to allow us to address the possibility of more ancient transfer events involving S. buchneri.

Note also that the power spectrum of GRGM660PRIM starts to drop more steeply after degree 400, indicating that there is not enough resolving power in the Primary Mission data for a global model of degree and order 660.

The other method is using MRI and it does not have enough resolution to resolve the neural structures.

Standard localization methods such as immunofluorescence do not provide high enough resolution for resolving the competing models for cohesin binding.