Sentence examples for little letup from inspiring English sources
Elsewhere in Britain, weather-related misery showed little letup on Tuesday, with widespread ice disrupting travel plans and pre-Christmas deliveries.
Signaling little letup in the need for wrenching adjustments in Europe, Mr. Rehn also issued warnings to a wide range of countries, including some with the region's largest economies, to keep to the reform path and contribute to overall growth.
Verizon's quarterly report caps an eventful round of telecom earnings that shows the battered industry faces little letup from competitive pressures and technological challenges.
Our margin for error is small, so any slight letup in our focus, our effort, our spirit means a big difference.
Since the warnings this spring, there has been a slight letup in price pressure as commodities have slipped from their peaks.
In recent weeks there has been a slight letup in food prices, but the main wheat futures contract traded in Chicago remains up about 50 percent from its level a year ago.
"The noise started the very first night I tried to sleep in the master bedroom -- the sound of what I could have sworn was a foghorn, at regular short intervals without letup," she writes.
And main courses offered no letup.
There's no letup at dessert.
And there is no letup in sight.
