Sentence examples for little determination from inspiring English sources

"I think it was a little determination to play better," Groh said of the defense.

They came into this match on the back of successive victories and showed little determination to make it three out of three.

With a little determination and expertise, accounting practices that burnish financial results or make earnings appear out of nowhere can often be spotted in these documents.

Even better, if you upgrade to a faster machine, you can (given a little determination) generally take the disk from your old machine and get it transplanted into the new one.

But the danger is that Mr Assad will be free to duck and feint until what little determination there is to punish him dissipates like sarin in the Damascus breeze.

The former – who insisted nine years ago that prison reform was part of the Tories' central mission to "tackle social breakdown" – has previously shown little determination to force through change in an area which wins few votes.

"Tonight, I thought we had a little more determination to get there," Laviolette said.

The auto repair shop owners and their workers, for their part, have had little beyond determination and $4,000 in cash to press their point.

Dearlove added: "Europe's leading politicians, each caught up with their own problems, show little common determination to break out of this cycle of deterioration".

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"A little bit is determination and just suffering through the hard parts," he said.