Sentence examples for relentless worker from inspiring English sources

"Eddie is a relentless worker," said Titans safety Blaine Bishop.

PROFILE of Dr. Samuel J. Crumbine, who at 85 is the nation most relentless worker in public health.

The New Yorker, July 17 , 1948P. 31 PROFILE of Dr. Samuel J. Crumbine, who at 85 is the nation most relentless worker in public health.

Walmart has long been a lighting rod in the labor movement, confronting relentless accusations of worker exploitation.

Among the most spirit-sapping indignities of office life is the relentless battering of workers' ears by the strangled vocabulary of management-speak.

We've seen relentless targeting of humanitarian workers and medical personnel, [neighborhoods] reduced to rubble and dust.

But the relentless demand for skilled workers is putting pressure on wage rates, narrowing the wage gap with the United States and other Western economies.

Advocates of privatization promise an escape from this relentless squeeze: simply let workers today divert a portion of their Social Security taxes into individual accounts that can be invested in the stock market.

As I argued in my 2012 book, The Servant Economy, wage decline is the result of specific policies: free-trade agreements that undermine the wages of American workers; deregulation policies that channel the nation's investment away from productive sectors into short term speculation; the relentless corporate attack on workers' bargaining power.

The first woman profiled in the book is Dorothy, who got pregnant in a boy's '57 Chevy, was sent to St. Agnes, and describes relentless pressure by a social worker to sign the papers to give up her baby girl.

In addition, LA County's Federation of Labor, under the leadership of Marie-Elena Durazo, not only was the first major voice in the labor movement to endorse Obama, (and the Administration has not forgotten this) she has been relentless in calling for immigrant workers, union or non-union to have the same rights as all American workers, regardless of their status.