Sentence examples for relentless decay from inspiring English sources

Another institution seeking ways to combat the relentless decay of magnetic tape is Naropa University in Boulder.

Loss of Arctic summer sea ice – not "if" but "when" As the relentless decay of sea ice continues, an ice-free summer in the Arctic is a given – it's now a matter of "when," not "if".

Not so fab behind the scenes, this is the story of the famous four "from the heights of 1967, through the relentless decay of their final months, to the endless aftermath beyond".

Instead, the end of the war signaled the death of an empire, from Indochina to Algeria, and the relentless decay of the Fourth Republic while the world became English with an American accent.

These child narrators — and some of Frame's childlike adults — are the outsiders confronting what the author once described as a reality intent on "exposing dreams year by year to relentless decay".

From his early work documenting the coastline of France and the ruins of Beirut following the civil war of the 1980s, through to portraits of Shanghai, Istanbul, Moscow and Rio de Janeiro, and images of former industrial powerhouses now decayed and abandoned, his domain was the relentless decay of the old and the burgeoning new megalopolis.

Some of that sequence is speeded up, to show the relentless drive of fleshly decay.

For three months, they rode alongside cops as they warred with citizens who were frustrated by the relentless pains of urban decay.

These concerns, apart from the underlying threat of decay through the relentless passage of time, a common theme in still-life painting, would be many, even if they were only limited to food.

While depicting the relentless passage of time with a power that few other films have captured, "The Decay of Fiction" sustains a mood of almost gothic sadness.

While the relentless vibe and cheerful excess left me feeling every inch of my years, depleted and decaying, there was another thought too: same again next year?