Sentence examples for is their tenacity from inspiring English sources
The most outstanding feature of carbon fibers is their high tenacity at high temperatures; this property cannot be sustained if the unprotected fibers are exposed to an oxidative environment.
The sociologist Diego Gambetta, in his 1993 book "The Sicilian Mafia," observes that durable criminal enterprises are often woven into the social and political fabric, and part of their "intrinsic tenacity" is their ability to offer certain services that the state does not.
Yet 11percentnt of the construction workforce is female, which is testament to their tenacity and determination to be part of a sector that is one of the key drivers of our economy.
Two factors contributing to their extraordinary tenacity are their long-standing alliance with Wahhabism, the austere brand of Islam promoted as the official state religion, and their political radar, which is acutely attuned to the (generally conservative and religious) temper of the street.
"It's amazing, their tenacity, the way they attack.
Their application looked set to be rewarded but their tenacity was matched by Siddle, who dismissed both men in an impressive spell just before tea.
The actors have been remarkable for their tenacity and imagination, moving dexterously between text, live sound effects, video operation, film acting and stage performances.
Diplomacy in the Middle East has stymied even presidents who were renowned for their tenacity and ability to bring together adversaries.
"The fact that anybody is still in this business is a testament to their tenacity," he said.
