Sentence examples for becoming unstoppable from inspiring English sources

"The issue is gathering a momentum and becoming unstoppable.

But the momentum behind Keating's vision was rapidly becoming unstoppable.

The momentum of the market is becoming unstoppable – they hope.

Meanwhile, the onward march of clean energy is becoming unstoppable.

Sweeping across the country, roller derby is becoming an unstoppable phenomenon.

Several council members said at a news conference yesterday in Manhattan that they were moved to endorse Dr. Dean by their strong desire to see President Bush defeated next year and their belief that Dr. Dean had gathered so much momentum lately that he was fast becoming an unstoppable force.

It is probably an amalgam of circumstances, both in and out of our control, that have led to my daughter becoming an unstoppable ninja.

When Vogue published an article in 2008 suggesting that tattoos were becoming ubiquitous and unstoppable among the posher classes – revealing, inter alia, that Emma Parker Bowles has a kitten tattooed on her bottom, and the artist Rachel Feinstein has a vagina snugly inked into her armpit – you just knew the phenomenon was starting to move upmarket.

Wary of becoming embroiled in an unstoppable slaughter, and of the damaging publicity that this might bring, the French government wants allies.

Buccaneers 3-7 PanTampa Baypa Bay struck first in their game with a field goal but Cam Newton, who's slowly becoming something close to unstoppable, throws a 16 yard pass to Brandon Lafell and has already rushed for 56 yards.

Boko Haram seemed almost unstoppable and fast becoming a regional threat after it gained control of an area larger than Belgium last year and increased cross-border attacks on Chad, Cameroon and Niger.