Determination used in a sentence

Determination in a sentence as a noun

I hope Github follows through on this with as much sincerity and determination as this post implies.

I prefer to believe in the individual, the power of self determination and the drive to succeed.

The most important quality in a startup founder is determination.

It's a determination that the property was never yours to begin with, because it was obtained in an illegal transaction.

A British Tory will defend self-determination in Europe and oppose it in India with no feeling of inconsistency.

Yes, other entrepreneurs had determination and some sacrifice...but they most likely didn't suffer so dramatically, nor make their loved ones suffer along with them.

> that the direct proceeds from illegal enterprises can't be used to fund the legal fees of the accusedI like how the determination that something is an illegal enterprise did not require a trial.

The amount of patience, perseverance and determination required to make this a successful venture is enormous, but add to that the ridicule and criticism of your peers and it must be extremely difficult.

Just imagine if Oracle would have gone to trial with dozens of claims and if they all got tossed to the jury for ultimate determination, including the ultimate decision on whether APIs were copyrightable.

If the merchant has kept all funds out of reach of Square, by withdrawing all their money from the account and keeping the associated bank account empty, the merchant is indicating that they do not intend on fulfilling their end of the bargain on having a merchant account - namely honoring chargebacks and the determination process for chargeback disputes.

Stallman reminds me more of Steve Jobs than anyone else does: - 70's wunderkind - simple, clear belief about what computing should be - realized his vision, creating permanent improvement enjoyed directly or indirectly by every computer user - uncompromising in his determination to control his environment Personally I believe he has some major blind spots -- so did Jobs.

He's extremely smart and extremely hard-working; he has personally, aggressively recruited others whom he's identified as the key people he wants working for him, and by all accounts he inspires them to work as hard as him; he's trained himself into deep domain expertise in both rockets and electric cars and serves as the chief designing engineer of his companies' products; but maybe most important, he has really extreme determination.