"Reporters are relentless seekers-out of problems.
Some buyers have had to become relentless nags to get problems fixed after moving in.
Like all the best techies, he has a relentless drive to fix problems and improve performance.
Something about how "the relentless focus on ongoing problems at the expense of a more nuanced portrait of [Africa], is obscuring the progress that is being made towards a more secure and prosperous future".
Over the past couple of months the inner circle has had to deal with a relentless barrage of international problems, involving some of the world's most intractable conflicts (Israel v Palestine Pakistann v India; al-Qaeda v civilisation) as well as its most dangerous weapons.
James Levine, dogged by a relentless series of health problems, said on Wednesday that he would resign as music director of the Boston Symphony Orchestra, concluding that he could no longer handle the job along with his duties in the same post at the Metropolitan Opera in New York.
The report suggests that any new program should include more rigorous reviews and "a relentless focus on important problems".
Still, all such proposals skirt the real problem: the relentless rise of health care costs.
Nobody suffers so much as a bruised feeling, which is part of the problem: the relentless upbeatness of "Life or Something Like It" wrecks the possibility of either real laughter or genuine pathos.
Is the problem of relentless partisan animus in the Obama era one of lingering racism, or is it weak leadership on the president's part?
