Sentence examples for tenaciously guarded from inspiring English sources
Instead, Katsuhiko Kawasoe, who has tenaciously guarded Mitsubishi's independence for the last two years, remains as president, or shatcho, a title that confers a great deal more authority here than in the United States.
Determined to avoid Kearns' fate, Fenelon tenaciously guarded his prototypes, forcing often reluctant manufacturers to sign nondisclosure agreements.
It's not 'See you next year with the final cut,' but I do tend to get quite famous casts and I don't have to refer casting decisions upwards, and that is a right I guard tenaciously.
Let's hope England guard their title more tenaciously.
This generous appreciation of Assad, young architect of the stunted 2000-01 "DamaSpringpring" and bringer of limited economic liberalisation, as a Syrian Jeremy Bentham cruelly thwarted by a reactionary "old guard" tenaciously persists despite the rising pile of corpses over which he grimly presides.
But who guards those guards?
MG, maternal guarding; BG, biparental guarding.
Aroused by Moore, Charles began playing tenaciously inside and the sophomore guard Caroline Doty scored all 8 of her points.
