In October, however, amid the relentless crises and seemingly endless emergency summits, there was one piece of unexpectedly good news that did much to restore morale and a sense of purpose.
A man goes in search of his addict son only to end up lost in his own relentless crises.
Calendino also knows that his experience with addiction over a decade ago doesn't compare to the scale of suffering users face because of Vancouver's relentless opioid crisis.
It's penny-wise and pound-foolish, as National Economic Council Director Larry Summers says, to abandon job creation investments now, when the relentless jobs crisis threatens to reverse our fledgling recovery.
Now European leaders must anticipate how a Trump administration will affect transatlantic relations and the many common challenges the United States and Europe face, from an increasingly assertive Russia, a relentless migration crisis that threatens to tear Europe apart, and Britain's future in the EU.
The relentless sense of crisis is particularly unsettling for teachers and other staff members.
BAGHDAD — Iraq's electricity minister abruptly resigned Monday evening because of growing public outrage over the relentless power shortage crisis in the country, which exploded into violent weekend demonstrations that carried into the first day of summer's 110-degree heat.
I see their smiles, their families and their stories of sacrifice, health crises, relentless debility and crushing grief at all that can be lost before death, and I wonder: Why murder and suicide for one and not for so many others?
The immediate crisis which we will get through with policy makers' expert technical adjustments—sets the stage for a sustained, or even permanent, crisis, a relentless series of challenges no one has encountered before.
But the figures also expose one of the fallacies of the housing crisis: the relentless focus on London perpetuates the idea that this is a problem solely anchored in the south east.
