Sentence examples for its tenacity from inspiring English sources

It's paradoxical, but it seems that when you accept loss, it loses its tenacity to stay lost.

In natural areas it can strangle out native species and should be controlled, but in concrete deserts surely we should praise its tenacity and the rich nectars it provides to urban insects.

Two dimensions of the crisis distinguish it from past economic disruptions and explain its tenacity.

The opposition from those towns and their officials is as vigorous as it was two years ago and by all standards astounding in its tenacity.

If Orchestra Baobab's style is a throwback, it's an invaluable one, all the more appealing now for its tenacity.

His writing, if not vital to your mother, is something monstrous, terrifying, invertedly anthemic in its tenacity for shaking at the place where many would prefer it slept, then shaking that shaking.

Steve Turner, an art dealer in Los Angeles who is working with Mr. Langmuir and Phillips to mount an exhibition of the photographs and the other memorabilia at his gallery in February, said that Hubert's was important not only because of its location in the heart of the mostly respectable theater district but also because of its sheer tenacity.

It might be able to recover lost leverage by showing its organizational tenacity in resisting the attempts to repress the demonstrators.

It might be able to recover lost leverage by showing its organizational tenacity in resistance to the new attempts to suppress the demonstrators.

But that may be one reason for its astonishing tenacity.

But the growth of that industry, and its courtroom tenacity, has far outstripped the E.P.A.'s efforts to restrict runoff from manure lagoons and feedlots.