Sentence examples for much more tenacious from inspiring English sources

"Much more tenacious about securing a slot in my diary.

The three-door Vauxhall would be a much more tenacious handler with the optional Performance Pack, but without this it struggles to control body roll and stick to the track surface when pushed really hard.

Just last month, Capriati beat Petrova in straight sets in the Round of 16 in the Italian Open, but the 76th-ranked Petrova was a much more confident, tenacious player in this Round of 16.

"You have to be much more creative and tenacious in soliciting the donor," she said.

But Wall Street's ensuing steps were mostly below the radar — a very different tack than the much more dramatic efforts of recent days, and a sharp contrast to the tenacious and more public fight bankers have waged with the administration as it implements the financial regulatory reforms signed into law last summer.

Though Parmalat survived Europe's largest-ever bankruptcy without losing a day of production, its executives have much more than milk on their minds.Their soldierly ability to keep the company running wins effusive praise, as does their tenacious pursuit of restitution from the banks, auditors and other business partners that they allege abetted the misdeeds of Parmalat's former chiefs.

We could all be more industrious, more tenacious, more direct.

"Nobody was more tenacious than Carole," King said.

Maybe life is more tenacious than we think.

Mr. Clinton has been even more tenacious on health policy.

"They are smarter and more tenacious than their sunny countenances suggest.