Sentence examples for resolve making from inspiring English sources

There was no outpouring of chauvinist movies to stiffen our resolve, making us kill jolliness.

She was broken at 1-1 and was never able to refocus her energy and resolve, making numerous errors and appearingunsettled.

However, experimental studies clearly show that oedema of the optic disk requires a few days to develop and resolve, making it a less useful clinical sign in settings where there may be acute increases or dynamic changes in ICP [ 26].

In further support of Day 7 as the key endpoint for this meta-analysis untreated HK can take up to three weeks to resolve making resolution within a week a therapeutic success, and many of the original idoxuridine studies utilized a day seven endpoint in their analyses [ 6, 10].

Vodafone's resolve makes sense – a failed deal would hit everyone.

Father Halik argued that Benedict's fierce intelligence and moral resolve made him a worthy opponent of pervasive secularism.

Perhaps it is a yearning for the smack of firm leadership, but the prime minister's steely resolve makes patriotic Tories go weak at the knees.

Resolve: Make a list of New Year's resolutions for yourself, the country, or the fictional or historical figure of your choice.

She required guts to do it – her single greatest quality – and she deserved some cross-party support, particularly on two occasions: the Falklands and the miners strike, when her personal resolve made all the difference between victory or defeat.

The fear of leaks, and the damage they can do to an appearance of unity and resolve, makes it almost impossible for top officials in any Administration to speak freely in groups of more than three or four.

This brand of fundamentalism was pressure-cooked by Wahabis who were imported from the Middle East by Saudi and Pakistani and American officials in the 1980s, precisely because their angry resolve made them unrivaled commie-killers in Afghanistan.