Sentence examples for his relentless effort from inspiring English sources

His relentless effort to publicize his daughter's story had finally paid off.

His relentless effort to obtain free elections succeeded in winning from the conservative oligarchy the Sáenz Peña Law (1912).

The vote was viewed domestically as a rejection of Mr. Sarkozy and his relentless effort to appeal to the voters of the far-right National Front.

In this telling, Putin sees the United States as a malicious, incompetent and disrespectful power, an obstacle in his relentless effort to restore and expand the might of the Russian state.

With his relentless efforts, Arafat played a decisive part in reconstructing the shattered remnants of a pulverised and dispersed political system.

So you might ask: How is it that there are any good restaurants outside the city?" Mr. Shelton answers his question by talking about his relentless efforts to maximize productivity.

But it is a measure of how polarizing Mr. Levy has become in his home county that, as he mounts an uphill campaign for governor, critics are pointing to the deaths as concrete evidence that his relentless efforts to trim public spending may finally have gone too far.

Calls for Mr. Osborne to take a break from his relentless efforts to balance the budget and instead find ways to get economic growth back on track intensified in advance of the annual budget, which he is to present to Parliament on Wednesday.

Last month, Mr. Goldman won the rights to the book in bankruptcy court, giving him the opportunity to take an asset from Mr. Simpson to help satisfy the $38 million (with accrued interest) wrongful-death civil judgment he won against Mr. Simpson but has failed to collect for the last 11 years, despite his relentless efforts.

Wilentz was highly critical of President Barack Obama during his first campaign, and continuing into his presidency, for his message of post-partisanship and his relentless efforts to strike grand bargains with the GOP.

They point to his relentless efforts to expand the settlements by following the mantra of the late extreme rightist Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir in the mid- to late-1980s, who fiercely promoted the idea that Israel should settle one million Jews in the West Bank, creating an irreversible fact that no one can change.