Sentence examples for relentlessly managed from inspiring English sources

For example, the standard-bearers in discount retailing (Wal-Mart and Target among them) have relentlessly managed incremental changes in activities for decades.

Poor performers are sent to spend time in a temple to contemplate a giant statue of the Buddha.The best companies in emerging markets treat "talent" as a supply chain that needs to be relentlessly managed, not an isolated problem that can be solved on a piecemeal basis.

They purposely follow the lowest-margin opportunities, relentlessly managing costs by integrating as many elements of the activity chain as possible, from raw materials sourcing to final distribution.

Mr Blair's joke was to compare the thieves with the Conservative Party, except that the latter which when it was in power had approved of the plans to build the white elephant which it now relentlessly mocks—had managed to flee the scene of the crime.This attempt to spread the blame to the Conservatives looks sure to fail.

Whereas younger producers, caught up in the fever of chasing play-counts and column inches, typically release relentlessly, August has managed to restrict himself to occasional but appreciated output.

Installed in the 5,467-pound 5,467-poundV-6 delivers relentlessly stronGL350elerathen and managed better than 26 miles per gallon en route to my off-road adventures.

And that helps explain why a relentlessly upbeat Mr. Bush managed to topple a popular -- and increasingly defensive -- Gov. Ann Richards in 1994.

Although "Put, put, put, put, goes the flash-y speed-boat" was now running relentlessly through my head, I managed to resist.

Police interest groups have managed to frame a relentlessly one-sided debate.

There is still no sensible explanation of how Leicester actually managed to play so relentlessly above themselves for nine months.

Although the reports are relentlessly upbeat, a few troubling messages managed to slip out.