* Ever got annoyed with the incessant need for stamp-licking in today's offices?
She's excited about the idea but has her doubts: "I wonder if this is yet another 'opportunity' that I'm conceiving to feed my incessant need for more challenges.
– but the incessant need for every minor twist in the season to be greeted with endless melodramatic musings on television, blogs and witless twitterings has become a serious annoyance.
When England hit their line-out target it was usually Tom Croft, but you wondered how much oomph the Leicester flanker had on his first Test start for a year – oomph in this kind of match meaning an incessant need for weapons-grade piledriving.
Capital's incessant need for growth comes up against a barrier in the surrounding built landscape, as most buildings stand in the same place for a long time; capital turnover in architecture is by its nature a long-drawn out affair.
LED light bulbs are still kind of pricey to be used around the house, but hopefully someday, just having the bulbs installed will reduce the common housewife's incessant need for cosmetic surgery.
Certainly, the incessant need for a smoke in what was once the majority of the adult population has been replaced by a nearly equal compulsion to constantly check our devices.
Much is made of the price of eternal life, namely the incessant need for blood of former equals.
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In each instance, the loss of liberty is again being justified by the (apparently incessant) need for security.
