Sentence examples for cannot let up from inspiring English sources

So those who believe that climate change needs urgent solutions cannot let up the pressure.

Although he has pulled away from Mr. Bradley in the polls, his campaign believes he cannot let up until he has secured the nomination.

Lemieux says that game means little now, adding that the Penguins cannot let up against the Devils, a team with four potent scoring lines.

"We've made incredible progress since 1994, but we cannot let up — not when domestic violence still kills three women a day," Mr. Obama said, "not when one in five women will be a victim of rape in their lifetime, not when one in three women is abused by a partner".

Moody's decision was "disappointing news," he said, but it also showed that "Britain cannot let up dealing with its problems" and that "if we abandon our commitment to deal with that debt problem, then our situation will get very much worse".

But Google cannot let up now if it wants this deal to go through.

It cannot afford to let up this time, if the president wants to keep his job.

"Government cannot afford to let up on ensuring that all major procurement projects, from nuclear sites to tidal barrages and airports, all use British steel," he said.

We cannot afford to let up or slow down.

Duncan wants to make sure the Spurs do not let up if Nowitzki cannot play.

But which of them would risk ridicule by telling her lover, as Christabel does in "Possession": "I cannot let you burn me up, nor can I resist you.