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Undeterred in sentence

12 examples of Undeterred in a sentence

Undeterred, in January of 2004, I started Participant Productions with the vision to be a global media company focused on the public interest.
Undeterred, he wrote a book called the "Malleus Maleficarum," or "Hammer of Witches."
Undeterred, Louhi transformed into a giant eagle, carrying her army on her back as they attacked the heroes’ vessel.
Undeterred, Wilson recruits Herring and the vulgar, outcast CIA Agent Gust Avrakotos (Phillip Seymour Hoffman) to begin a convoluted arms deal involving Israel, Egypt, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, and a mostly unknowing US Congress.
Undeterred by adversity, Peres kept pushing forward, driven by ambition and a sense of mission, and aided by his talents and creativity.
Undeterred by the still-untested ICTY’s reach, Serb soldiers finally overran Srebrenica itself – despite its status as a “safe area” under UN protection – 15 years ago, on July 11, 1995, and proceeded to expel the town’s people and execute 7,600 captives.
Again, after a flurry of news reports, Uber continued its forward march unchanged and undeterred, its investors silent.
And if they choose dishonor, one can be certain that an undeterred Putin will eventually give them more war.
Undeterred, she rescued the orphans of those killed – and many more like them.
Undeterred by Argentina’s history of chronic volatility and episodic illiquidity – including eight prior defaults – creditors gobbled up as much debt as the country and its companies would issue, including an oversubscribed 100-year bond that raised $2.75 billion at an interest rate of just 7.9%.
Government forces and associated militias in Iraq and Lebanon have attempted to quash protests through violence and intimidation, but protesters have remained undeterred.
Undeterred, the ICIJ released its exposé on the “FinCEN Files” on September 20, detailing how big global banks – including JPMorgan Chase, HSBC, Standard Chartered, and Deutsche Bank – filed SAR after SAR and yet continued to profit from the activities of suspect clients who were moving around billions, if not trillions, of dollars.