Sentence examples for reputation for determination from inspiring English sources
The Palestinians have a well-earned reputation for determination and courage.
Even before Wimbledon, Zheng had developed a strong reputation for gritty determination.
Even at this early stage of her career, she had gained a reputation for her determination to have a say in decisions affecting her work.
Keeping terrorism at bay and collaring corporate criminals are the top priorities for the 35-year-old Mr. O'Connor, whose reputation for perfection and dogged determination will be put to the test.
The Times commented that the incoming music director had a reputation for "steely, even abrasive determination" and that he would need it, with recent productions lambasted by critics and shunned by the public, leading to an £800,000 deficit made worse by cuts in public subsidy.
There he won a reputation for great courage and cool determination.
The National Academy of Sciences, which determined that current levels pose a health risk, has a reputation for caution in making such determinations.
From 1962 to retirement in 1981, Florence Bloch served generations of CUNY graduate students as Director of Financial Aid where her reputation for strictness was matched by her determination to afford all those who had a right to assistance their fair chance.
Many political analysts believe that Mr. Martin's determination not to tarnish his reputation for fiscal prudence is compounded by his political ambitions.
A 20-year presence on the independent film scene, she arrived with a commitment to social and ethnic diversity, a determination to raise the academy's public profile and a reputation for shaking things up.
