Sentence examples for tenacity proved from inspiring English sources

In New York, Karman's tenacity proved somewhat successful; the U.N. passed a resolution on Friday encouraging Saleh to step down.

She told Dexter Filkins, who wrote about Yemen for the magazine in April, that "the whole regime has to go". In New York, Karman's tenacity proved somewhat successful; the U.N. passed a resolution on Friday encouraging Saleh to step down.

In the coming months, this tenacity may prove as useful against regulators as it has been against customers.At the same time as things are beginning to look up on the legal side, AIG has been undergoing an organisational metamorphosis that may have profound legal consequences.

"Nobody expected me to win and I had no pressure on me, but I showed I've got fight in me, I've got tenacity and I proved I can play darts on TV.

Anonymous had proved its tenacity.

But administration officials, their supporters and several Republican strategists said Mr. Bush also proved his tenacity as a salesman, a quality they said bodes well for his ability to exert his will on issues like education reform, a patients' bill of rights and the modernization of the military.

The tenacity of the victims' families proved otherwise.

But his case has proved unusual for the tenacity of his victims, and of Human Rights Watch, in seeking to bring him to justice.

On the editorial page of the April 1960 issue of The Submarine Review, the official magazine of the Naval Submarine League, Captain Hay noted: It is truly a cruise which tested the crew's mettle and proved the skipper's tenacity.

By dominating possession, Gillingham generally prevented Shrewsbury from doing anything other than defend and though the Salopians did so with tenacity, they were guilty of lapses that proved costly.

With tenacity and a natural affinity for cameras, he quickly proved his worth, earning promotion as a clapper loader in charge of loading the negative.