Sentence examples for demand unrelenting from inspiring English sources

To get there, however, the world is going to have to accept that Kashmir is — like the Middle East, like the terrorism emergency — one of the handful of problems that demand unrelenting international attention and involvement.

Soap operas "demand unrelenting creativity, consistency and a photographic memory for years of story and enormous casts of characters", the letter said.

I've never been much good at these long runs that bore me, yet demand unrelenting focus for hours on end.

They demanded unrelenting confrontation against a supposedly implacable enemy.

That demands unrelenting pressure on the western powers that underwrite it to change course.

Pat Riley's old adage -- winning or misery -- has always seemed to me like a perfect fit for tennis, given its numbing repetition, enervating travel, physical demands and unrelenting loneliness in the heat of competition.

"We must not question the good Lord" is raw, uncut doctrine, demanding and unrelenting, uninterested in academic theory or high-minded religious talk, and leaves a wall around the mind, especially to a generation taught to question everything (starting with the man upstairs).

In a period of unprecedented industrial growth, the pressures brought to bear on the supply of raw materials and natural resources by an unrelenting demand intensified the need to rationalize their utilization, so as to eliminate increasingly costly waste and to allocate them more efficiently.

And the Allies' unrelenting demand for reparations bred immense resentment among the German people.

But the bulk of the commission's time was focused on a real-world example of the havoc wrought by derivatives: the unrelenting demand for additional collateral that Goldman sought from the American International Group beginning in the summer of 2007.

But the new name never caught on with fans, and now, bending to what it says has been unrelenting demand, Live Nation is restoring the old name and installing a replica of the old marquee.