Sentence examples for tough resolve from inspiring English sources

He has shown tough resolve in pushing the Church in the direction he wants.

But Dawn's tough, resolving, "I'm not going to think that a guy's something he's not, based on his game".

What we need is tougher resolve from the regulators to rein in recklessness and a rethink how Wall Street makes its money.

It also could still be tough to resolve the issues that are remaining".

How often do international actors address a crisis only once it has reached the status of too tough to resolve.

That's been tough to resolve because it is hard to quantify how colorful a plumage is, says Bart Kempenaers, an ornithologist at the Max Planck Institute for Ornithology in Seewiesen, Germany.

But all those problems become infinitely tougher to resolve, when religious extremism overlays everything.

However, the problems that are the toughest to resolve are also the ones that most frequently come to court.

It is also tougher to resolve cases against high-ranking banking individuals as they are less likely to settle and more likely to insist on a trial, he said.

A much smaller problem in numerical terms (but much tougher to resolve) is what alternative choices should be permitted for people who suffer from a chronic, non-terminal, illness that is causing extreme and incurable pain and/or disability.

But we have some tough issues to resolve, and I'm not going to prognosticate.