Sentence examples for more tenacious and from inspiring English sources

An elite that also passes on ability is more tenacious, and the chasm between it and the rest of society widens".Genius genes".

"I've learned that I'm a lot more tenacious and have a lot more guts than I knew I had," said Mr. Margules.

Then, inexorably, the tenor of the match changed in the swirling wind at Louis Armstrong Stadium: Navratilova became less flawless, Austin more tenacious and resourceful.

She showed again with her squeaker win in Indiana that for many white working-class men, she is The Man — more tenacious and less concerned with the judgments of the tony set, economists and editorial writers.

Cancer he has apparently defeated; the wife, though, is more tenacious and he moved out of the mayoral home in June to take a room in the apartment of a friend, a gay car dealer.

Some of us are more tenacious and we don't fall out of love so easily.

If you want more muscle, more tenacious grip and more all-out performance, shop elsewhere.

Finally, the possibility of a direct and repeated contact with a GP may result in more tenacious goal engagement and maintenance of the patients.

Richards even touts heroin, saying it in "certain cases it helps you be more tenacious about something and follow it further than you would have".

Furthermore, HMEs increase dead space and resistance to breathing, cause airway occlusion, and more tenacious secretions [ 34, 98, 104, 111].

Western teams just appear faster, stronger, more competitive and more tenacious.