Sentence examples similar to Unceasing attempts from inspiring English sources

Congressional Republicans like nothing more than beating a dead horse if it might embarrass the Obama administration — like their unceasing attempt to accuse the administration of lying to the American people about the attack in Benghazi, Libya, that killed four Americans, including Ambassador J. Christopher Stevens.

In an unceasing attempt at minimizing measurement and observer bias, all the measurements were performed by one investigator (Monika Paruszewska-Achtel).

There ensued numerous other policy disagreements, from an attempt by the Conservatives to increase childcare ratios in nurseries – the number of children each trained member of staff can look after at a time – to Gove's unceasing effort to divert money away from needy mainstream schools to free schools.

To what end the unceasing effort to discover or create something new?

Shouldn't competence and a moral persona be the ultimate arbiters as to whether we select one or the other rather than their unceasing and sometimes nauseating attempts to top each other with how much faith plays a part in their lives?

Their effort was unceasing.

Mr. Blair's speech appeared to be another attempt to respond to the unceasing criticism of the war that has arisen in Parliament and in the news media.

That's why, as babies, we're born with almost double the neurons of adults (approximately 100 billion), and why, in just the first 90 days of life, our brains double in size, consuming more than half our entire energy intake as we attempt to navigate this period of unceasing learning.

Rated R. Unceasing violence.

Rebel sabotage is unceasing.

His effervescence is unceasing.