Sentence examples for time and tenacity from inspiring English sources

The bottom line about market research: It takes time and tenacity, so get to it.

Extruded bran increased dough development time and tenacity to a greater extent than non-extruded bran, and minimized the loss of stability if over-mixing occurred.

Changing these attitudes takes time and tenacity, but thanks to people like Zahra Yaghobinezhad, who works at the Interior Ministry as a Womens Affairs Specialist and advises the district governor, women are coming together to form cooperatives and non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and to develop new skills and opportunities.

But I am delighted to report that Mr. Resnais, 90, who opened the festival in 2009 with "Wild Grass," returns for its jubilee with "You Ain't Seen Nothin' Yet," an elegant, moving and mischievous meditation on the passage of time and the tenacity of art.

At the same time, through "patience and tenacity," he insists that his country will take the lead in defusing a gradually mounting crisis between Washington and North Korea.

To reach this level of competition, these players combine phenomenal ball-handling skills with three major characteristics: fast sprinting, rapid reaction times, and ferocious tenacity.

At that time, I'll be back to share more information about our plans to further strengthen the bond between consumers and Windows – one of the most amazing products, businesses and brands of all time, and, with the right tenacity, passion and agility from all of us, a story that has many great chapters to come.

Unless you've walked in an entrepreneur's shoes, you may never fully appreciate the tenacity, time and resilience required.

Seven times of failure and serial relapsing, but also seven times of tenacity and perseverance.

I worked for a long time to bring this level of patience and tenacity to writing, which can be painfully boring.

Resourcefulness and tenacity will win, every time.