Examples of using Tenaciously in English and their translations into German
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Political
You past and present purposes tenaciously pursued, may-be uncon- scious of yourselves.
We have fought very tenaciously for nearly ten years to defend our patent.
Set all thy hope in God, and cleave tenaciously to His unfailing mercy.
Videotapes are a thing of the past, but the tabloids tenaciously hold their ground.
slightly better endgames and I defend very tenaciously in worse positions.
cleave ye tenaciously unto it.
Despite or perhaps precisely because of this quasi-isolation Channa Horwitz chiseled tenaciously away at refining her universal language.
In both ensembles Bärtsch tenaciously embodies a pragmatism in line with the classic creed of Asian martial arts.
children depend on it, the more tenaciously he will fight for his mandate.
Especially the will has an extremely strong tendency towards error in many people, and they tenaciously hold on to it.
they will practice them tenaciously, as long as we provide the appropriate materials.
So tenaciously has the wrong name to this Targum,
trained to command and who will fight tenaciously to preserve their supremacy.
Modestly, but tenaciously and tirelessly, Petrenko led his orchestra to the highest musical heights.
continuously and tenaciously on the improvement of our processes and products.
In fact, they have tenaciously preserved and safeguarded traditional Chinese culture!”.
Social tradition, cult and language are only tenaciously following patriarchal evolution of mind.
This structure of the jaws helps to hold the prey tenaciously.
However, your product range is struggling tenaciously with the low birth rate.
In Zimbabwe, Mugabe hangs tenaciously to power after 23 years.