Sentence examples for less unstoppable from inspiring English sources

The virus's march into the body now looks less unstoppable.

Dreher thinks that liquid modernity is a more or less unstoppable force — in part because capitalism and technology are unstoppable.

No less unstoppable is the blaze of acting that rages through the movie; even its best performances have the air of star turns, or kooky audition pieces, and that is why "White Oleander" belongs to its young lead, Alison Lohman, who shows up in almost every scene, and whose watchfulness is a rebuke to her elders and craziers.

Just one observation; the way Jack Bauer and his sidekick Chloe are shuffling and shooting their way through CGI-ed central London reminds me less of unstoppable law enforcement officers and more two street drinkers after their third can of Crest.

Palaniappan Chidambaram, the finance minister, wants to speed things along, and reckons that a public commitment to a convertible currency will make the drive to a less regulated economy unstoppable.

Plus, while it's almost inconceivable for Americans to think of Drake as anything less than an unstoppable monster, he hasn't had nearly as much success in the UK as in the States and could use a boost there.

Of all the successful bands with their own distinct sound few can have been less influential than Carter The Unstoppable Sex Machine.

The idea that Manning will be hypermotivated after a crushing Super Bowl loss has to terrify opponents, considering he now has the deepest receiving crew of his career and he was virtually unstoppable with less talent -- and almost no running game -- last season.

But first, he considers the French artist's huge scaffolding installation, which prompts us to think about life and death Facebook Twitter Pinterest 2.16am GMT Guardian Australia's liveblog team appear to be rather less sprightly than the unstoppable children pinging around on Sacrilege, Jeremy Deller's lifesize Stonehenge jumping castle that's the most fun you can have pretty much ever.

Unstoppable, more or less, right to the last sprint.

It suggests that this moment is less the product of some unstoppable force than the desperate choice of last resort.