But there was another, less obvious allure to the incessant, insatiable coverage.
The problem is that America changed fairly dramatically in the early years of the 21st century, evolving into a weary and less optimistic society tested by incessant war, manufacturing decline, new technology, and global competition, among numerous other factors.
The demand is incessant, but more or less welcome.
The nightmarish prospect raised in the article is that the government's incessant exhortations to eat less fat and more carbohydrates may have inadvertently contributed to the obesity epidemic that has exploded out of control in the past two decades.
And these days, the consumer long-distance industry, with its incessant price wars, is often less profitable than serving business customers.
You cannot read "The Secret Life of Walter Mitty" or "The Catbird Seat" without wondering why he returned so persistently to the theme of how weak-willed men are steamrollered into acquiescence (or, less often, spurred to revenge) by the incessant nagging of strong-willed women.
The fact that R/O hens generally fail to ovulate may suggest that they would be less susceptible to developing OC if the "incessant ovulation" hypothesis of Fathalla (1971) holds true.
It is less raucous than his early novels, with their incessant pop culture references.
Such deficiencies, along with its homely appearance, less-than-comfortable ride at top speeds, and incessant rattling, made the Model T the butt of much affectionate humour in innumerable jokes, songs, poems, and stories.
These incessant wisecracks overwhelm, yielding characters who become less individuals than accomplices in parody.
