Sentence examples for more tenacity from inspiring English sources

A grinding team, the Devils need to crash the opposing net more frequently and with more tenacity.

There was little in Christie's uninspiring campaign to make anyone think he would address these issues with more tenacity than the governors who preceded him.

"More energy, more tenacity," he said, then added, "I guarantee you Miami and Chicago don't want to see New York 7 or 8".

"I want them to play with a little more abandon and more tenacity on a consistent basis," Milbury said of both players.

They were stomped in Game 7, but played the Celtics tougher and with more tenacity than Boston's finals opponent, the Lakers.

That situation could explain why outfielder Gabe Kapler told reporters on Wednesday that the Red Sox seem almost lifeless and must play with more tenacity.

He bumbles along, solving cases thanks more to tenacity and long hours than to brilliant intuition.

In 1987, with nothing more than tenacity and a little time on his hands, Mr. Tobet breached them all by himself, doing what few have ever done: he took the authority to court and got his money back.

Although Ward's name often comes up in trade speculation, Van Gundy has found his tenacity, more than anything, irreplaceable.

José Reina's sending off put the tin hat on another disappointing Liverpool performance, but in truth Newcastle displayed more guile and tenacity than the visitors.

He played for Scotland at the 1998 World Cup finals, but that is a squad that was admired for its tenacity more than celebrated for its aplomb.