Sentence examples for is incredibly tenacious from inspiring English sources

"She is incredibly tenacious when she gets the bit between her teeth," says one, who worked with her at Thomas Cook, "but she is also the most complex individual I've ever met.

To some this means that the 52 year-old is "incredibly tenacious when she gets the bit between her teeth", but the savage nature of some of the surgery needed on the company – and the robust style with which Green delivered it – has left its mark.

Not right away they live a long time, they're incredibly tenacious and very drought tolerant.

But we'll also need to be incredibly tenacious in the tackle". Hadden did not hesitate when asked if Scotland can win.

She says: "The trouble with cuts to the culture budget is they take a long while to show because people are incredibly tenacious and they find ways through and audiences keep you going for a time.

"We learnt that trees are incredibly tenacious and must be worked with, rather than against," Munro explains.

I admire Jane Park, the CEO of Julep, who has been incredibly tenacious in building her company as a woman entrepreneur.

And amazingly tenacious - watching how she pursues the things she wants to achieve is incredibly instructive.' It may be true, as King suggests, that if you are more visible, 'you seem to get more mud thrown at you'.

She is incredibly, incredibly pretty.

Synthetic biology is incredibly flexible.

She was just incredibly tenacious and like those Dagenham girls, she wasn't the centre of her own world.