Sentence examples for more tireless from inspiring English sources

When Mr. Tapie repeatedly declined, Ms. Zenovich became all the more tireless in her pursuit of him.

Perriello, whose 727-vote margin of victory in 2008 was the tightest in the country, has instead been one of the more tireless advocates for Obama's agenda.

But few people have been more articulate and tireless campaigners, in public and private, for press self-regulation.

That is even more growth than tireless bulls like Bruce Steinberg of Merrill Lynch and Diane C. Swonk of Bank One have predicted.

"In Brazil, no one embodies this more than the tireless and passionate team of Startupi".

There is no more fierce or tireless critic of the higher tougher meaner standards and accountability movement than Susan Ohanian.

In a stunning reversal, the Obama administration, a tireless champion of more and more testing, is now whistling a different tune.

As postmodern as all this sounds, Girl Talk's audience has been built largely through the more conventional method of tireless live performances over a period of years.

Of course, with more people functioning as tireless cogs in a purring economy, the boundary between home and work becomes blurry, said C. Leslie Charles, the author of "Why Is Everyone So Cranky?" (Hyperion, 1999).

One young man from Montreal, sent to Macau to give Canadian visas to boat people, found himself plied with cognac at 11 in the morning to issue more visas faster.As a tireless ambassador of happiness, only two things made him sad.

Jason Smith was if anything more impressive for his tireless efforts in this losing cause that he has been in winning Super League's Player of the Month award for April, but he was badly let down by some of his team-mates, notably Lee Jackson whose late removal was greeted by cheers from the impeccably behaved Threepenny Stand.