Sentence examples for lack of tenacity from inspiring English sources
All of the above views are standard tenets of the British left, at least in its wilder reaches, and nobody could charge Corbyn with a lack of tenacity.
Walter L. McCaffrey, chairman of the Council's zoning subcommittee, said, "The lack of tenacity indicates a divided administration, and therefore, a weak proposal".
"He needed to apply it, to make up for a lack of tenacity, so I put him in the second team.
There's a noticeable lack of tenacity in young, new entrepreneurs.
It was not through lack of effort, tenacity or desire to win the game.
The squatters lacked legal title to their new place in the sun, but they did not lack for tenacity.
Beacause it's that kind of tenacity and lack of red tape that attracts great talent to come work at Facebook.
His story is that of the prototypical immigrant entrepreneur - the plugger who overcomes his lack of education and capital with tenacity, hard work, and one brilliant idea.
Partridge's cheerfulness and lack of tact is death-defying; his tenacity, genuinely admirable.
Your non-Observer-reading fellow passengers will no doubt have to wait for their day in court in hopes of the same – or, if they lack your tenacity, go without.
"A document of tenacity".
