Sentence examples for relentless education from inspiring English sources
In hindsight, this is a joke; Sontag's influence would be profound, particularly when Ms Nunez hooked up with her son, David Rieff, and they all lived together as an unwieldy threesome on the Upper West Side in the late 1970s.In those early days, Sontag offered a relentless education.
On Columbia's relentless education of generations of students lies the edifice upon which the wisdom of Alma Maters' owl, and the perspective of The Curl rest.
Well, it took a little longer, but the public health community organized a relentless education campaign and doctors urged their patients to quit -- and now all except the hard-core nicotine pushers like Altria (nee Philip Morris and Brownn and Williamson accept that nicotine addiction can be cured with pharmaceuticals and attentive physician care.
Stable and loving families, high expectations, undivided and relentless focus on education and achievement lead to young engineers who are smart, driven and determined to succeed.
This relentless focus on education has resulted in formidable exam performers.
KABUL / GENEVA / NEW YORK, 23 March 2002 - The United Nations Children's Fund today lauded the Afghan Interim Administration for its "relentless commitment to education," as 3,000 schools across Afghanistan threw open their doors to more than 1.5 million girls and boys, many of whom were entering a formal classroom for the first time in six years.
General secretary Chris Keates has accused the government of a "relentless assault on public education and the teaching profession".
I have no doubt that her active and relentless commitment to cancer education has saved many lives.
Through common economic interests, education and relentless talk, the Europeans have forged a new world for themselves.
And there might be the faint chance that we can reduce the relentless damage to primary education in England, assailed for 20 years.
"There's been this relentless shelling of higher education," said David L. Warren, president of the National Association of Independent Colleges and Universities, who does not sit on the commission but has attended its meetings.
