"We are going to keep the same old Microsoft approach –- long-term, tenacious and partner-centric.
The race has remained tight despite the investigation, experts said, because of Ms. Berkley's popularity in her district, which she has represented for seven terms, her tenacious campaigning and the formidable support of Senator Harry Reid's muscular machine.
Ms. Sutton, in her third term, has proved tenacious, and this is the type of race that Democrats need to win if they want to seriously dent the Republican House majority.
But, initially at least, A.A. used the term figuratively to suggest the tenacious hold drinking has on alcoholics.
"Tenacious D a basketball term used by commentators to describe robust defensive positioning in basketball —did not get the majority of votes, however, but according to Black "we forced it through".
Now is the time to do what we have always done best be tenacious, focus on the long term, innovate, and keep working hard.
Viveza stems from the term "vivo," meaning alive, but also alert, crafty, tenacious, and cunning.
Being tenacious and determined, willing to take the longer-term view.
But the real winners were Betfair, who took the term native advertising to a new level by choosing wisely in the tenacious, complex former cyclist.
Pulling in the opposite direction, however, was the Pentagon's assessment of the insurgency, which it found to be tenacious, with "robust means of sustaining its operations" in terms of arms, financing and recruits.
Nor that its key "vote banks" – Muslims and those at the bottom of the caste system, India's tenacious social hierarchy – will provide the numbers needed for a third term.
