Sentence examples for much tenacity from inspiring English sources

"He has shown so much courage, so much tenacity.

We should hold on to our democracy with at least as much tenacity as the Egyptian people showed the world when they struggled to create theirs.

Few contemporary artists have explored the print medium with as much tenacity as Jim Dine, whose "Viennese Hearts" (1987-1990) kicks off the show.

"First time I've seen a team get a standing ovation after a 7-1 losaid said Marc Denis, the team's other goalie, who countered the Devils on Wednesday with occasional brilliance, much tenacity and some luck when pucks hit his goal posts.

Memorable are the father-and-son team who find on the water a reprieve from the pall of cancer; the pair of recovering addicts who work the tournament with as much tenacity as they would a 12-step program; the gruff Vineyard legend brought down by charges of cheating; the hard-living guide who helps 87-year-old Olga Hirshhorn, widow of Joseph, pursue her dreams.

Here's a question I'd like to see in a GCSE maths exam: in a climate where only one in 13 (7.7%) university professors are from BME backgrounds, where only 50 out of a total 14,000 university professors in Britain are from black Caribbean or black African backgrounds, and only 10 of these are women, how much tenacity does one black female PhD student need to achieve her full potential?

It is evident from Fig. 5, that the non-conductive textile components have much higher tenacity values as compared to their counter conductive part.

You pursue that dream with as much fervor, tenacity, and passion as you can.

They've kind of had a good relationship of big brother/little brother, and I think Aldon has been able to elevate his game because he's seen how much toughness and tenacity enters into this equation".

Only then can India hold its head up high again as a country committed to a better world for women, and as the only country in the world that has protested for women with so much vigour and tenacity.

A9 Religion Journal A11 OBITUARIES C16 John Scanlon The public relations man known as much for his tenacity as for his high-profile client list was 66. C16 NEW YORK/REGION B1-7 Minlions in Welfare Funds Lie Unused in the Bank More than half of the $1.19 billion designated for specific anti-poverty programs in New York State in the last four years has not been spent.