Sentence examples for effect of the ceaseless from inspiring English sources

These migrations are the effect of the ceaseless agitation of the receptacle, which acts like a "winnowing sieve" (52e6), separating the heavy from the light.

The effect of ceaseless technological improvement is illustrated by the reduced speed and cost of recent sequencing approaches and the quantity of data being produced.

But one side effect of the multi-clan approach has been ceaseless disputes between clan elders.

(Much the same might be said of the ceaseless quest for the mimetically overfed Great American Novel).

— became part of the ceaseless compare-and-contrast debate.

But networks are messy: think of the ceaseless pattern of correction and revision, amendment and debate, that characterizes Wikipedia.

Comey was initially struck by how long it took Bridgewater to make decisions, because of the ceaseless internal debates.

He'd called it an example of the ceaseless potential of the American people.

Tony Blair blithely whistles all the other traditional Tory tunes on crime, immigration, defence but even he can no longer keep up the pretence that this is not a tax-and-spend government.Steady economic growth, the insidious effects of fiscal drag and the ceaseless inventiveness of the Treasury have dulled the political impact of rising taxes.

Is there a happy medium between the strictures of "Downton Abbey" and the ceaseless longing of "Girls"?

Shankly would have revelled in the age of Sky Sports News and the ceaseless, repetitive radio phone-ins.