Sentence examples for real tenacity from inspiring English sources

They've got some real tenacity to be able to move forward.

The writing isn't a problem, but tracking down vital documents and people requires real tenacity.

"He has real tenacity, he is strong in the tackle.

Mr Dunstan said: "Our owners put in a huge amount of work on getting the ground's application in and showed real tenacity.

He's shown real tenacity to earn his chance even at regional level, especially with the emergence of Wales Under-20 prospect Kirby Myhill.

"The fans have shown real tenacity whilst we've been away for seven years, so it's just great for everybody that we've got a light at the end of the tunnel".

Developers like Kerry Properties, one of Hong Kong's best-known luxury builders, and Tenacity Real Estate Group are still waiting for permits and approvals, though Kerry still says its luxury 400,000-square-foot apartment building will be ready in the second quarter of 2012.

In a recent interview with the Christian Broadcast Network, Drollinger said that Pence "has uncompromising Biblical tenacity" and "brings real value to the head of the nation".

In any case, they were skipped over fairly lightly, giving no real sense of Fruchtman's tenacity or belief in his cause.

Certainly there was a change of temperature here as a mobile and muscular front three of Welbeck, Alexis Sánchez and Olivier Giroud pressed with real – and for Arsenal rare – tenacity in the first half, offering a much-needed stiffening from the front.

Major reform requires political toughness and tenacity and a real thoughtfulness when it comes to explaining why change is necessary.