Sentence examples for relentlessly moving from inspiring English sources

In the meantime, he said, "we're relentlessly moving the business forward".

Still, Joe worked us relentlessly, moving the group through seven or eight complete recipes in a few hours.

But Bogotá's business centre was relentlessly moving northwards and getting to appointments often involved hour-long taxi rides through choked and chaotic streets.Once The Economist began paying my way, I graduated to the city's more exclusive establishments up north.

But Ericsson is a powerful force in the industry 40% of all mobile-phone traffic passes through its networks—and it argues strongly that the market is set to take off.Even so, the region's best companies are relentlessly moving their activities abroad not just in pursuit of cheaper workers (though that can help) but also in order to be close to the world's most populous markets.

Like the ingenious smuggle tech of Mexican cartels relentlessly moving product over (and under) the border and into the states, American prisoners stop at nothing to not only smuggle in drugs, but to then push or mule the contraband or conceal personal stashes.

Mr Aznar has relentlessly moved his PP to what he calls "the reformist centre", denying it even the label "centre-right".

Descriptions of apartments rented for Jean and then abandoned, and furniture relentlessly moved, feel as real as anything; but, just as in life, it's easy to grow impatient with the minutiae of getting an elderly mother settled.

That drone-like bass line gets you right in the gut while the no frills percussion relentlessly moves things along.

Inch by inch, Starbucks relentlessly moves in on the core foods served at quick-service, coffee, doughnut and retail (convenience store) restaurants.

Early detection and effective treatment of melanoma at early stages are urgently required, particularly as the incidence of the disease increases and the demography relentlessly moves towards a young patient group.

Horror movies tend to be relentlessly linear, moving in a crescendo of suspense that grows out of our panicked curiosity about what will happen next.