Sentence examples for the determination to make from inspiring English sources

The determination to make the most of a second chance helps.

I liked the humanising doubt, and the determination to make sure the doubt was not realised.

All five members talk about their history, with the determination to make it seep out of every pore.

But he quickly added "our hope that you will take with you the determination to make a difference on our troubled planet".

But he is not a man with a vision of the future or the determination to make changes for the better, more someone to manage the country's decline.

"They are people who are passionate about tackling a problem, have an idea for a solution, and the determination to make that solution happen," says Fox. Former investment banker Roshni Assomull is one of these social problem-solvers.

The tax reflects the leaders' determination to make banks share the cost of the debt crisis, but may be ill timed given that investors worry another financial crisis is in the making.

Rick Owens approaches pattern making with the same determination: to make it express the shapes and ideas he has in his mind.

However, as educational and occupational ambitions are often quite high in non-Western immigrant families (Grodem 2009), the observed pattern could well signify the parents' determination to make their children succeed in their new country.

Portugal, for its part, has won plaudits from the "troika"—the European Commission, the ECB and the IMF for its determination to make policy reforms.

Artie Boyle said the Kings' determination to make his son be something he was not — an enforcer-type defenseman — led to diminished ice time.