Sentence examples for tenacious work from inspiring English sources

The Romney family history, which is nicely described in "The Real Romney" by Michael Kranish and Scott Helman, is a story of tenacious work, setbacks and recovery.

GOAL!! Cardiff 1-0 Palace (Gardner og) Tenacious work from Gunnarsson in the centre of the park gets him past Dikgacoi.

The political network he assembled, many of his past and current colleagues in the Council say, was the result of tireless and tenacious work.

"Eve Arnold was a remarkable documentary photographer whose extraordinarily long career produced many memorable photo stories; a result of her empathic and friendly nature, and tenacious work ethic".

The breakthrough is based on more than a decade of tenacious work in Melton's lab.

Their tenacious work ethos, their egalitarian and meritocratic idiosyncrasy, and their richness of diversity, are clear upsides of being part of the Israeli start-­up world.

As Peter Crisp, dean and chief executive of BPP University Law School, notes: "To complete apprenticeships you need to be dynamic and tenacious – working and studying is not for everybody.

His tenacious board work allowed the Knicks to outrebound the Heat for the first time this series, 46-41.

Her tenacious detective work into family history, her crisp and lively summation of the science, are virtues that compensate – just about – for a folksy, intrusive, condescending tone.

However, this tradition contrasts with the spirit of innovative thinking and tenacious hard work in the west wing of Obama's White House.

Tenacious, his work fired by a kind of passion that was close to anger, he viewed himself less as a typical scientist than as an explorer in the heroic, pre-19th-century mode.