Sentence examples for more resolute in from inspiring English sources

As the Dalai Lama ages, the Chinese government grows more resolute in its determination to shun him.

Republicans, emboldened by their victory in Massachusetts, are more resolute in opposition to Mr. Obama's health care agenda.

That said, the experience of the last few weeks has made me more resolute in our mission to improve transparency in small-business lending.

The BBC will instead vow to be more resolute in making a final offer rather than being drawn into bidding wars with rivals.

"The public statements just make the Chinese dig in their heels all the more, make them more resolute in their repression".

That is, except in his scenes with Marvin, who was more resolute in his squint than Scott, and able to get more out of it.

But as November approaches, the Republican senators could also become more resolute, emboldened in their position that the next White House should make the pick.

Though equivocal, that finding is evidence enough for the hawks who long for a much more resolute president in the mold of George W. Bush.

Opinion polls indicate that our citizens are in favour of more resolute European actions in various fields, such as social policy, foreign and defence policy and environmental protection.

Isis similarly cultivates an atmosphere of fear among its enemies, so that the Iraqi army disintegrated when Isis forces stormed Mosul last June and much the same thing happened when they attacked the supposedly more resolute Iraqi Peshmerga in Sinjar and Nineveh Plain a few months later.

In my three decades of involvement in collective bargaining in three sports, I have never seen a group of owners more prepared, more resolute and, frankly, more in need of a wholesale reformation of the system.