persevering

Examples of perseverance

perseverance
This perseverance is of course particularly relevant in the political field, where observations are biased by interests and ideology.
This is, of course, a classic romantic idea, but the struggle and perseverance needed to fulfil this ambition are impressive and come across convincingly.
Examples of this exegetical perseverance can be found in the writings of several prominent authors.
Of course, a certain amount of perseverance is necessary for the success of any project.
The impossibility of addressing the land issue did not change the perseverance of the authorities implementing the programme.
This building should be an example to us of the need for idealism and perseverance to make advances in our field.
Each patient has a unique pattern of loss, but early initiation of tailored programmes and perseverance during the first two years is important.
That is a tribute both to the client's perseverance over many years and setbacks and to its trust in, and encouragement of, the whole team.
Millenarianism's is a history of success - not just, as we used to think, of perseverance in failure.
In these instances and in many others, human ingenuity and perseverance succeed in converting misfortune into victory.
What they lacked in armaments and numbers, the insurgents made up for with competent leadership, skill, mobility, motivation, courage, determination and perseverance.
The demonstration of normal left ventricular growth in these patients would encourage the perseverance with this approach.
Perhaps his most striking quality as exemplified by his polar voyages was his perseverance.
It is because of this hard work and perseverance (again, conventional practices), that she has been able to attain her success.
This flabby lump of mortality that we work so hard at with such patient perseverance, yields no sign of you.
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