Sentence examples for hell-bent on achieving from inspiring English sources

Saddam is hell-bent on achieving atomic bombs, atomic capabilities, as soon as he can".

Indeed, as Jane Hamsher of Firedoglake has observed, opposition to this unprecedented mandate has served to unite "liberal progressives and conservative libertarians" against an escalating "corporatist control of government that politicians in both parties seem hell-bent on achieving".

Elsewhere, they seemed like resentful competitors hell-bent on outpacing one another.

But a determined MBA student, hell bent on achieving his career goal, can eventually secure a satisfactory job, even if not a dream job.

You get the sense from Woods that when she sets a goal she becomes hell bent on achieving it.

Against New Zealand in November we were so hell-bent on smashing them up front to achieve forward domination we were committing seven or, occasionally, all eight forwards to the breakdown.

Why is it that the whitest places are always the ones most hell-bent on multiculturalism?

However, this is a production that brings Brecht up to date – as when Colin Stinton's American General pronounces: "This is a war for God" – and exposes the illusion of achieving small economic victories in a world hell-bent on destruction.

Well, Sprint certainly seems hell-bent on making this Earth Day one to remember.

And any one of them could be hell-bent on unleashing tularemiaor botulinum toxin.

Previously considered risky investments, it's true that many edtech startups — commonly founded by "teacherpreneurs" hell-bent on mending the broken social and cultural framework of education through tech innovation — either tank or fail to achieve true scale.