Sentence examples for on a remorseless from inspiring English sources

That said, the costs of PIP and its predecessors have been on a remorseless rising curve since the early 1990s.

All through the 1990s and most of the last decade, Tesco was on a remorseless mission to carpet over the UK's high streets and retail parks with stores decked out in its red, blue and white colours.

And here's another thing: a world that is often said to be hellbent on a remorseless 'dumbing down', has shown itself to have a colossal appetite for the exact opposite - dignified and moving sentiments, subtly and well-expressed on behalf of the dead, the missing and the bereaved.

A laugh that starts innocently enough but then turns into a scary howl a howl so powerful that it causes me to fall and smack my head on the corner of my brick fireplace causing severe damage to my orbitofrontal cortex, which in turn causes me to go on a remorseless killing spree.

Phillip Morris executives are interviewed for a remorseless Thames TV documentary, called Death in the West.

Poet Andrew Motion observes of Larkin's poems that "their rage or contempt is always checked by the... energy of their language and the satisfactions of their articulate formal control", and contrasts two aspects of his poetic personality on the one hand an enthusiasm for "symbolist moments" and "freely imaginative narratives", and on the other a "remorseless factuality" and "crudity of language".

The leitmotif of Ed Miliband's leadership was a remorseless attack on the Blair record.

But the style has a remorseless hold on your attention all the same.

He founded the mutually owned Vanguard group in 1974, with a remorseless focus on keeping costs down.

But there must be a remorseless focus on what drives children to mental distress in the first place.

Mr. Keating acknowledged his panel's limitations, but said "this is a challenge that requires toughness and a remorseless focus on what is right".