Sentence examples for some tenacity from inspiring English sources

The Islanders showed some tenacity tonight.

But the truth is that just small changes to our habits or schedule, made with some tenacity, can produce an outsized gain.

"When you know you're in the bottom of the bucket, it takes some tenacity to do the kind of thing he's doing," O'Connor said.

Updated at 3.39pm BST 3.32pm BST Second set: Sharapova 2-2 Halep* (* denotes server) Well tickle me pink with a whitewash brush - I really thought Halep was beaten, but she's shown some tenacity, fight and downright pig-iron to fight her way back into a match that seemed to have got away with her.

And for motorists, understanding the rival charge point networks - and the different costs for using them - still requires some tenacity.

With the game beyond them the Broncos showed some tenacity to close the gap with James Greenwood, Atelea Vea and Matt Cook going over.

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

One reason was the tenacity — some might say shamelessness — of its founder.

That kind of tenacity — some might call it bullheadedness — has worked well for Ms. Robbins.

The species exhibits a high degree of site tenacity; some sites have been attended by flocks for over 50 years.

Meyers's "people endure, some by sheer tenacity, others with a cautious, hard-earned hope," Stewart O'Nan wrote here in 1999.