Sentence examples for increased determination from inspiring English sources

While George W Bush has taken up painting, Gore has been evangelising against climate change with an increased determination.

No, but discussions at Davos revealed an increased determination from governments and businesses to work together to respond to the challenge.

It began with a reference to how the Gaza conflict had increased determination to come to the UN along with regional changes brought by the Arab spring.

Some benefits include increased determination, better health (sleep, exercise, lower depression, etc)., greater confidence and more.

Increasing knowledge and the recognition of health improvement increased determination.

Better matching of EAdipk,no-assist/EAdipk,assist increased determination coefficients for PVBC indices with five breaths average, reaching significance with matching criteria (EAdipk,no-assist/EAdipk,assist) at 0.77 to 1.30.

The move reflects an increasing determination by biotechnology companies to retain rights to their discoveries.

Romney's campaign also proved the increasing determination of conservatives and Republicans to pursue class war explicitly in these terms.

By 1919, however, Northcliffe's increasing determination to run the paper as an instrument of his personal policy had led to a clash, and Dawson agreed to go.

These were not easy times for the holders of such posts, with John Birt's reforms and the increasing determination of successive governments and prime ministers to appoint "strong" chairmen to keep broadcasters in their place.

The anger over the law firm's flippant postings has roots in a deeper unease at local authorities' increasing determination to fight parents at tribunal for funding of their children's special needs provision.