Sentence examples for relentless degradation from inspiring English sources
There's a phrase environmental scientists and campaigners like to use to talk about the slow and relentless degradation and destruction of habitats and natural wonders.
I want women to be able to fight for gender equality (or even just relay our lived experiences) without facing years of libel, stalking, emotional labor, howling rage, and relentless degradation.
But the visual intensity and the relentless degradation visited on the characters begins to feel prurient and dishonest: the director seems to take an unseemly pleasure in their misery and at the same time to congratulate himself for having the guts to confront it.
But their deaths are overshadowed by the relentless degradation of the Gulf of Mexico.
They include millions of smallholder farmers who are bearing the brunt of today's major global changes: widening economic inequality, relentless degradation of the ecosystems on which food production depends, and the quickening pace of climate change, which threatens crop yields worldwide.
Human driven land‐use changes played a role in the heathland degradation: relentless free-range grazing by livestock resulted in decreased resistance of heathland communities to soil erosion.
Yet her relentless charting of environmental degradation — paired with worldwide spikes in breast cancer rates — will persuade most readers to make a connection.
It's not a movie that makes you want to be sick – as metaphorically sickening as the subject is – but it is relentless in its dramatisation of the degradation that was inflicted on Natascha.
No less remarkable since then has been the ANC's relentless campaign to alleviate the poverty and degradation of the victims of apartheid without resorting to counterproductive populism.
Meanwhile, back in the business world, it became more and more apparent that the relentless drive to enrich shareholders by externalizing real costs was creating more and more harm, degradation and inequality.
