Sentence examples for of a tenacious from inspiring English sources

In legal disputes, Koch has occasionally relied on the services of a tenacious retired F.B.I. agent named Jim Elroy.

Bolstering the sense of a tenacious insurgency was a report on civilian casualties released by the United Nations office here in Kabul.

And an American audience, as well as the Sudanese who cheered lyrics in Nubian and Arabic, had a very rare glimpse of a tenacious musical culture.

Massoud's story is an epic, but also a tragedy, the record of a tenacious, humane fighter who was also the prisoner (and ultimately the victim) of history.

It is also the culmination of a tenacious effort by Edward R. Kimmel, son of the late admiral, to restore the reputation of his father and General Short.

Further, the complexity of the hostile solid tumor microenvironment, antigenic diversity and dynamicity and the presence of a tenacious stem cell population rendered the effective development to the clinic questionable.

Political life in a 50-500 nation" regresses to a tenacious battle of primitive loyalties.Could politics be any worse?

By this time, Richard Walter had acquired an adviser and ally, his brother-in-law Bob Bernstein, the former chairman and C.E.O. of Random House and the founding chairman of Human Rights Watch — a tenacious fellow.

To General Moore and many others, it was a warning of what a tenacious enemy they faced.

"We're delighted to have secured the services of Gary – a tenacious and intelligent international midfielder," Malky Mackay told Cardiff's website.

Was Julia Roberts's Oscar for playing Erin Brockovich a painless way of commending a tenacious campaigner with principles as high as her stack heels?