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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a relentless demand" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a continuous and unyielding requirement or expectation in various contexts, such as work, personal life, or societal pressures.
Example: "The project faced a relentless demand for innovation, pushing the team to their limits."
Alternatives: "an unyielding demand" or "a constant demand".
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The president was photographed over the summer enjoying the White House Honey Ale, which prompted a relentless demand that the administration hand over samples or at least discuss its methods.
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A bad job, for a relentless, demanding boss.
A bigger one comes from the relentless demand by farmers for water from the Murray and its main tributary, the Darling River, to irrigate their crops.
Meanwhile, Anglo American will keep its prime Chilean asset, and the two Japanese companies will maintain a firm foothold in a copper industry that is booming thanks to relentless demand from China.
The arrival of plain water in a pretty German-engineered can feels like some kind of apex, where the market's relentless demand for novelty has pushed a basic substance to its limit.
But it seems unfair when this is not reported alongside the context of austerity, inadequate technology, workforce shortages and a relentless increasing demand on services driven by demographic changes.
When Shi Shubin stood on the Chinese coast and gazed across the Taiwan Strait, he did not brood about an unfinished civil war or China's relentless demand that Taiwan rejoin the motherland.
In an age where consumers naturally distrust mainstream media, the relentless demand for greater transparency either damages or pushes out entirely, all those who dare to go against it.
Soaring copper prices and relentless demand from India's automakers and builders made this a good year for Sterlite; sales are up 78% and the share price has tripled.
The relentless demand for petroleum in the United States may, in fact, be a principal reason for the rise in crude prices.
Mathers said: "This relentless demand, without increasing resources or workforce to deal with it, is a threat to our own health and our patients' safety as tired – and stressed – doctors are more likely to make mistakes.
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