Sentence examples for relentless threat from inspiring English sources

2 Western democracies face a relentless threat from hackers determined to undermine elections, social media leaders warned US senators yesterday.

Western democracies face a relentless threat from hackers determined to undermine elections, social media leaders warned US senators yesterday.

A reedlike plant called phragmites, for example, which likes brackish, swampy soil, was once seen as a relentless threat that would take over wetland areas.

In delivering what the musicians consider a journalistic report on life in Compton — with, as its defining aspect, the relentless threat of police violence — they render themselves not merely popular but indispensable, now as then.

I'm not even good-looking enough to be an author?' " But in the streaming video era, with the publishing industry under relentless threat, the trailer is fast becoming an essential component of online marketing.

All of which raises a question: is it worth the relentless threat of defeat, and varying degrees of disrepect from more liberal colleagues, to win a Congressional seat in a battleground district?

The absence of Tobin Heath (personal commitments) and Megan Rapinoe (muscle tightness) left them without their top wings and the usual relentless threats from wide positions.

Ban's warm reception appeared to signal an end to an era of U.S. confrontation with the United Nations that was marked by quarrels over the Iraq war, Republican-led corruption hearings on Capitol Hill and relentless threats of funding cuts.

Add to that rising inflation and relentless threats to the country's automobile industry from a hostile US president-elect - intent on shunning Mexicans behind a wall among other things - and you may want to forgive a skittish Pena Nieto for hastily implementing his latest round of energy reforms.

"The pressure is relentless ―  personal calling combined with relentless threats of legal action by his lawyers," recalled TV producer Michael Hirschorn, who was then an editor at New York.

It does not matter that Israel possesses, according to foreign sources, a nuclear arsenal, as well as a robust economy and a strong alliance with the world's most powerful country; for Netanyahu, it is essentially an old Jewish ghetto, attempting to hold out against relentless threats.