Sentence examples for relentlessly firm from inspiring English sources
When I catch a glimpse of myself, I think: "Whoa, you look like hell," as I am now engulfed by the relentlessly firm, smooth, glossy-haired perfection of my girls.
People had always said that Christie had a great body, and that's the kind of body it was — firm, relentlessly fit, and offered up as a commodity for others to comment on.
Yet regulators and lawsuit-fearful auditors pressed banks and other financial firms to relentlessly knock down the book value of this subprime paper, even in cases where these obligations were being serviced in the payment of principal and interest.
Golden sands lead down to the water where a firm surf pushes relentlessly against the shore and provides the soundtrack to the handful of idyllic beach bars.
Big power firms have lobbied relentlessly for subsidies for polluting plant, an Energy Bill that maintains their stranglehold on our electricity supplies, and weaker rules on insulating homes.
Mr Klimin's firm has spent money relentlessly and is one of Moscow's biggest outdoor advertisers.
In the last year Minmetals has signed engineering and procurement agreements in Russia, South Africa and Latin America and sold a mining interest in the U.S. Of course, being in the middle of China's relentlessly growing demand for commodities gives the firm scope to grow beyond its state-owned roots and is driving the firm's 28% average annual growth in profits in the last 5 years.
He has focused relentlessly on large, well-established Japanese firms.
In Sunday's episode, a female engineer interviews at the firm, and it's a relentlessly honest and sometimes amusing portrait of good intentions gone terribly awry.
Republicans seem poised to firm up their grip on power with a relentlessly negative take on the economy under Mr. Obama.
As for Shasta Ventures, today is a massive win for the firm and its managing director Rob Coneybeer, who we hear fought relentlessly to get the $250 million Shasta II fund into Nest's Series A and B rounds.
