Sentence examples for a ceaseless cycle from inspiring English sources

Today the United States — its defense complex, intelligence community, government agencies, and broad array of economic and corporate interests — is utterly engulfed in what appears to be a ceaseless cycle of offensive incursions and breached defenses.

Sexual violence is insidious and continues in a ceaseless cycle: the act itself followed by the tacit acceptance of predatory behavior that allows the next victim to join the ranks of those used, abused and discarded.

In a drumbeat that gets more insistent every week, viewers in early primary states have been subjected to a ceaseless cycle of ads for presidential candidates, courtesy of the big checks donors pour into super PACs and "dark money" groups.

In a land caught in a seemingly ceaseless cycle of revenge and counterrevenge, where the attacks of one side beget an immediate response from the other, the cleanup crews at sites like the Park Hotel send an implicit warning: Don't mourn too long for this attack; gird yourself for those to come.

The year to date, though, has offered little in the mainstream melodic sweepstakes beyond the derivative if perky "Loserville" (surely not the most auspicious title to put on a marquee) and the latest in a seemingly ceaseless cycle of Beatles tribute shows, this one titled "Let It Be".

It will create "a ceaseless round of apologies.

Mettling believes this policy would benefit employers as much as their employees, whom, he has said, are likely to suffer "psychosocial risks" from a ceaseless communication cycle.

The herd is one tiny part of the great migration: the ceaseless cycle of 2m wildebeest, zebra and gazelles following the rains around the Serengeti.

This "Electra" is about the animal impulses that fester in the civilized stillness, that have simmered beneath the skin since the dawn of humankind and which continue to find expression, in the ceaseless cycle of violence and reprisal, to this day.

In his worldview, everyone was perpetually slipping into each other, passing through ceaseless cycles of transformation; no longer separate, but interspersed.

When it took power here in the capital 15 months ago, backed by thousands of Ethiopian troops, it was widely hailed as the best chance in years to end Somalia's ceaseless cycles of war and suffering.