According to Coyne, he's never come across another musician with the relentless abilities of Cyrus to produce.
Some had invested in Hollis-Eden in part because they were thinking that so long as Peizer was involved, his relentless selling abilities would provide liquidity in the stock until the development-stage company could show some results.
Like Venezuela, their countries were liberated by the mercurial "Washington of South America" – a man of stunning ability, relentless ambition and a volatile personality that cast as many dark, violent shadows as it produced blinding flashes of brilliance.
But the early-1960s civil rights tactics demanded relentless self-control, the ability to step into fear without ever striking out, to remain calm and deliberate in extreme circumstances, to exercise emotional discipline.
Presumably it includes the ability to display relentless jollity in an ultra-competitive environment.
His range of attributes – technical ability, finishing and relentless pressing – are well‑suited to the manager's designs for the team.
They say that they are committed to the newspaper's "doveish" values and ethical standards, but that relentless downsizing is eroding their ability to sustain them.
Critics of popular culture often worry that its expensive, relentless fantasies have eroded our ability to distinguish between the actual and imaginary.
But in spite of the relentless Corbyn-bashing, beyond the ability to win elections (Owen Smith: seriously?) there has been little discussion of what a leader, or leadership, means.
Far less attention has been paid to how she climbed from visiting professor to possible successor to Mr. Summers, the result of relentless networking and a remarkable ability to navigate the treacherous waters of Harvard's internal politics.
