Sentence examples for good tenacity from inspiring English sources

Clayton showed good tenacity before thundering home from 25 yards as the visitors stretched their lead.

The Robins were three goals up inside 18 minutes, and 5-1 up in the tie, with Smith showing good tenacity to win back possession and fire in from close range.

Brains are good, but tenacity is irreplaceable.

We had good pace, tenacity and organisation in our team.

There is a good deal of tenacity in Faldo, who is 6"3" and built like a tight end.

For better or worse, Roosevelt got the lion's share of the credit, and the Nobel Peace Prize, for using his prestige, "good offices" and tenacity to end that war.

Creating a beloved New York City institution from a standing start takes imagination, talent, tenacity and good luck.

A woman of drive, charm and determination, whose good taste and artful tenacity changed the landscape of college libraries.

Though he wasn't much of an athlete, he became a good boxer; the same tenacity that enabled him to resist his father helped him in boxing, because, he recalls, "I could take punishment".

Good old patience and tenacity play a role, too: Pounding an invention through the patenting process takes about three to six years and costs inventors between $9,000 and $30,000, says David Rogers, a Phoenix-based patent attorney and co-author of Business Success Through Innovation, an annual publication that tracks patents per capita by state, among other data.

Her life and career really epitomize overcoming adversity by using intelligence, good instincts and incredible tenacity.