Sentence examples for were resolute enough from inspiring English sources

The Norwich keeper could do little about Richardson's well-struck drive but he and his defence were resolute enough to sustain Sunderland's late rally.

England scrum-half Care stepped off the bench and coasted in from 25 metres to bring Quins back into the game and although Evans converted to put Quins into bonus-point territory, Irish, who tackled brilliantly all game, were resolute enough to see it through.

Ms. Merkel's critics accuse her of not being resolute enough in foreign policy.

We've had to rejig things and we've not got the balance right yet between having an attacking threat and being resolute enough defensively.

Naturally she double-faults, but is resolute enough to earn another chance with a cute forehand to end a lengthy rally.

But there is also a widespread feeling that the United Nations, lacking any powers other than persuasion, may not be resolute enough to withstand the sort of pressures it is likely to endure during a period of potential tumult in Iraqi politics.

Victims who are resolute enough to come forward face a prolonged process of repeatedly recounting their traumatic attack, often having their own actions thoroughly scrutinised.

Edward was not satisfied by these gains, which, according to Ross, could have been greater if Richard had been resolute enough to capitalise on the situation while in control of Edinburgh.

Should this not be the case, our efforts may not have been resolute enough to detect it.

In the end, St Mirren were resolute and professional enough to see out the victory.

The Iraqi people were resolute.