Sentence examples for how dogged from inspiring English sources

That sale underlined how dogged Pearson would be in concentrating on its education businesses around the world.

Things fall apart, Ms. Anderson seemed to confirm, even as she showed how dogged we can be in trying to put them back together.

The memos also reveal how dogged Charles can be in demanding actions from ministers as it emerged that his engagement with key political players has not abated.

(I personally heard complaints about her from public affairs officers here five years ago — and those complaints amounted to whining about how dogged an investigator she was).

No single voice should predominate among trustees, no matter how dogged, outspoken or rich the trustee might be.

Rosenfeld is seen as an example of how dogged persistence at the local level can turn the impossible into the achievable.

Tells how Togo dogged the Russian fleet there.

The history of that bill shows how one dogged councilman finally got his way, and how the Bloomberg administration's thinking evolved over several years and through two health commissioners.

Carrie, along with the show's other tent-pole character, Marine Captain (turned al-Qaida terrorist) Nicholas Brody, offered a sobering tale of how the dogged pursuit of a global war on terrorism can do great harm to both those targeted by it, and those tasked with fighting it.

The outstanding Northern Ireland international Peter Doherty recalled how Shankly dogged his footsteps in one match and kept muttering "Great wee team, North End, great wee team", subduing Doherty completely as Preston defeated Manchester City 3 1.

The play was prophetic, foreshadowing how the new, dogged Ball could run, and reminiscent, recalling how only he could excite this team.