Sentence examples for insistence on serving from inspiring English sources
Gomis's insistence on serving the remaining year of his contract unless something better comes along (apparently that does not include a move to Hull City) has led the chairman to regularly use Twitter to denounce him.
Dasheene does do a lot of things right, including the Lucullan Sunday lunch and an insistence on serving fresh, perfectly stored wines no small feat in the Caribbean.
For him, Bennet's insistence on ethical accountability serves as a kind of self-help seminar.
He has read his Kierkegaard, Sartre and Camus and it shows in his nihilistic insistence on destroying lifestyles that serve nobody well, and recognising the importance of mortality.
Other scientists see NOAA's reluctance to state the obvious and insistence on keeping data secret as serving only one purpose: BP's.
Haas's serve has been a little erratic throughout the championships – he is the tournament leader with 33 double faults (two more than his aces) – but not the rest of his game, which has a distinctly retro look with his insistence on volleying behind his first serve.
Similarly, his insistence on evidence-based science should serve as a constant reminder in our pursuit of knowledge, regardless of the discipline.
Was it the insistence on a one-year contract?
And an insistence on government control of major industries serves as a sea anchor slowing economic growth.
Like many legal experts, he has been encouraged by the signs of change, but said that without a comprehensive overhaul, China's criminal justice system would continue to serve the government's insistence on social stability.
Her insistence that these men serve on an equal footing led to an effort to discharge her, which was stopped by General MacArthur, then commander of the American forces in the Far East.
