Sentence examples for more thankless from inspiring English sources

These days, it is even more thankless than usual.

The task that Mr Osborne is likely to confront could scarcely be more thankless.

Being asked to judge a literary prize is generally one of life's more thankless tasks.

In fact, it's hard to think of an undertaking more thankless or foolhardy.

Tasks don't come much more thankless than the one handed to Jewell in November last year.

Writing the book for a Broadway show must surely be among the more thankless tasks in the entertainment business.

Compiling a list of the 100 classic reads of the 20th century is more arbitrary and thankless than most.

It is even more of a thankless task 65 years later when, with most of the great ideological separations that dominated politics in the 1970s and 1980s papered over or otherwise disposed of, there are hardly any macro-political "issues" but only a huge number of micro-political sticking points.

In addition, low salaries and an ever-dwindling job market, have rendered the task of reporting all the more treacherous and thankless.

Many more slipped through.INS agents have a thankless task.

The No More Page 3 group fought a thankless campaign with humour and courage, and today should be rightly proud of all they have achieved.