Sentence examples for relentless news from inspiring English sources

The relentless news about people being brutally killed by Isis can be numbing, and with good reason.

And it turned the fallen pilot, Wang Wei, into a national icon, memorializing him in relentless news coverage.

Relentless news media coverage, international embarrassment over allegations of human rights abuses and increasingly activist courts have conspired to advance long-stalled investigations of high-ranking officials.

A documentary filmmaker told me she was so overwhelmed by the relentless news cycle that she couldn't figure out which direction to point her camera.

Before you know it, it'll be time to ask for a refill of "Morning Joe," and the whole restless, relentless news cycle will begin again.

Andrew Anthony, in The Fallout, writes that "in the satellite age of relentless news, a tiny circulation ink sheet like the LRB was surely of limited influence".

In this season of relentless doomsday news alerts, hoist a glass to New York's increasingly rare social backdrops: saloons that have resisted television's push into every corner of life.

India's relentless television news channels have covered the situation around the clock for the past two days, heightening public attention around the country.

Bryan Roberts, director of retail insights at Kantar Retail, says: "Coupe's taking charge at a time when the relentless good news might dry up.

Many believe that months of relentless, negative news coverage that painted the neighborhood as a war zone where gangs of young street thugs preyed on innocent pedestrians was a public relations debacle.

It was the signal that the markets were desperate for after days of relentless bad news that stretched from the Arabian Gulf to Wall Street, from steelworks in south Wales to oil rigs in the North Sea, and which had begun with the bombshell announcement that China's GDP had grown by "only" 6.9% in 2015, its lowest rate in 25 years.