Sentence examples for it will take determined from inspiring English sources

It will take determined effort but despite pockets of resistance and the messiness of it all, many citizens are ready for it.

But it will take determined leadership to reshape our thinking, re-imagine our patriotism, and ready us for the disciplined task of using our vast might intelligently.

It will, however, take determined political will and "unclenched fists" on all sides.

If democracy is to be rescued from an elite that becomes ever wealthier as it becomes ever less accountable, it will take a determined push from below.

Ultimately, however, it will take a determined push by Congressional leaders and President Bush, who has shown little interest in the subject, to get an election reform law signed by year's end.

It will take a determined effort by the government to ensure that Athens's airport doesn't meet the same fate as the city's nearby Olympic Park, which was completed in 2004 but now looks almost as ruined as the Parthenon.

It is unclear, however, what form it will take in determining college football's No. 1 and No. 2 teams.

It is unclear what form it will take in determining college football's No. 1 and No. 2 teams and matching them in a championship game, but presidents representing the six B.C.S. conferences and Notre Dame and the five non-B.C.S. conferences agreed it would not be a 16-team, single-elimination playoff.

He said he could not guess how long it will take to determine the cause of the accident and to make repairs.

Culbertson said the top priority will be repairing the launch pad "as quickly and safely as possible". He said he could not guess how long it will take to determine the cause of the accident and to make repairs.

Or to put it another way, whatever the long term prospects for Scotland and the rest of the UK, both could pay a steep and immediate economic price, during the months and probably years it will take to firmly determine the distribution of assets north and south (and I haven't even got on to the further complications of determining how liabilities, such as the national debt, are shared).