Sentence examples for having stuck with from inspiring English sources
Having stuck with Indonesia as other firms bailed out during one or other of the country's periodic meltdowns, the Japanese are being rewarded for their perseverance.
Having stuck with John Duffield through the thick and thin years of his financial company, Hudson benefited when it was taken over by the German money giant Commerzbank.
It is the rare ballerina who, having stuck with years of training through love and determination, is able to develop into a forceful artist.
Two-mile chasing can be the hardest discipline of all as a horse ages and its speed diminishes, but Moscow Flyer, another of the Festival greats, managed to win the Champion Chase as an 11-year-old and having stuck with her horse through the dark times, there is no reason to think that Caroline Mould, Sprinter Sacre's owner, will retire him now.
"What excites us is that having stuck with our strategy through the very difficult years of the 1980s, we feel we have a shot today at setting the paradigm for our industry," says Ronald Cohen, the London-based cofounder and executive chairman of Apax & Co. Ventures Holdings, the holding company for most of the firm's worldwide operations.
Having stuck with Musharraf for so long, U.S. ties with Pakistan are at dangerously low ebb.
