Sentence examples for relentless weight from inspiring English sources

In London, where I live now, the city shuts down, crushed under the relentless weight of a holiday no one can escape.

Beyond market investment, healthcare has seen a surge to advance more future-proof tech infrastructure (e.g., developer portals on API-friendly, open platforms), which will help move innovation along at scale versus favoring the relentless weight and drain of traditional software implementations.

When we enter into ceasefires and our forces impose months of calm despite no change in the status quo, we see no tangible results – the relentless, dehumanising weight of the siege continues unabated.

Sufficient intensity of dialysis in the first two chronic hemodialysis patients lead to a situation in which "neither patient has yet shown the relentless loss of weight and the mental deterioration which has been encountered in the past when less intensive dialysis therapy was employed".

Those of us who work daily with overweight people (and not superhumans) regularly see successes — many finally halt a relentless trajectory of gradual weight gain, others achieve modest but lasting improvements in weight, particularly advantageous to their health when combined with improved fitness.

But the practice of urban exploration has now splintered under the weight of relentless media attention, crackdowns by authorities and attempts at marketing exploitation – reforming along divergent lines.

For all his rivals' talk of magic wheels,  those successes were built on more prosaic foundations: relentless work in the weights room and frightening sessions on the velodrome boards.

I have every regard for how difficult, boring and relentless it is to lose weight.

Yet the rewards for a routine of dawn starts, continual weight worries and relentless travelling – one jockey he quotes clocked up 160,000 miles in 19 months – can be meagre; average earnings for Flat jockeys are around £30,000 a year.

From high school through the pros, he defied the odds with a rigorous program of weight training and a relentless study of technique.

Animals had to be able to remain stable and to cope with their weight under Earth's relentless downward pull.