Sentence examples for ceaseless supply from inspiring English sources

Television has brought us a ceaseless supply of men and women between 22 and 45 who labor to seem eccentric and who express precisely that feeling.

On the other hand, chat rooms were a ceaseless supply of material, both the content itself and the patterns and statistics associated with its ebb and flow.

Sex is a hot (pun unfortunately intended) commodity – a ceaseless supply must therefore exist in order to keep up with demand.

On the field, Italia 90 had two major things going for it: an almost ceaseless supply of drama, and a number of individual and collective stories that went straight into World Cup folklore.

You don't give up the day job when the day job is at Vogue; still, one quite understands how a ceaseless supply of physical flawlessness — one beauty after the next, strung out like pearls — might drive even the hardiest of fashion snappers to take a walk on the plump side.

You don't give up the day job when the day job is at Vogue; still, one quite understands how a ceaseless supply of physical flawlessness one beauty after the next, strung out like pearls might drive even the hardiest of fashion snappers to take a walk on the plump side.

"Economists have for some time now worried about the ceaseless consolidation on the supply side of the health care market, facing a much more splintered payment side with less market power," Uwe E. Reinhardt, a health economist at Princeton University, said Wednesday.

They are tedious, scripted events matched and surpassed in their shallowness by the ceaseless chorus of commentary supplied by my tribe.

The dreaded market corner had emerged not from a shortage in the wheat supply but from a much rarer economic occurrence, a shock inspired by the ceaseless call of index funds for wheat that did not exist and would never need to exist: a demand shock.

Because of the density of research that shows that ceaseless standing causes health problems – varicose veins, lower-back pain, increased risk of stroke – many workplaces now supply sit-stand stools or at least foster movement by employees.

Construction cranes and chain saws whine all the daylight hours in the ceaseless creation of new moneymaking structures, and so many visitors arrived last summer that the town's water supply dried up for three weeks.