Sentence examples for is getting relentlessly from inspiring English sources

State officials agree with the scientific consensus that fire season is getting relentlessly worse because of climate change, not because of trees. .

It's just one more sign, along with melting ice-sheets or the drying up of the Rhine, Europe's most critical waterway – where low water is rendering whole stretches impassable – that while the government tears itself apart trying to fulfil a nostalgic fantasy of taking back control, global temperatures are getting relentlessly out of control.

As elsewhere, the sense is that the rich are getting richer while ordinary people are squeezed relentlessly.

While it's normally irritating to get relentlessly advertised to, in this case it's a sign of progress.

"The Closer You Get" is so relentlessly adorable that the Irish accents lose their charm, and much sooner than you'd think.

Computer chips are relentlessly getting smaller, more densely packed, and faster.

"From my first day here," Mr. Levy said, "I have been focused relentlessly on getting better, more reliable data and using those measurements to improve the management of the system".

I would argue that what makes the Warriors great is they relentlessly focus on getting good looks.

The hustler is relentlessly focused on getting stuff done.

(James Goldman's play is so relentlessly smart that it can get away with one audacious, self-referential line).

The tone is relentlessly bright, and it could get wearing if it weren't so infectious.