But the men form a camaraderie as a result of the appalling conditions they endure in the trenches, as their numbers are grimly and relentlessly reduced in combat.
"Every successive attack on a journalist in Russia – and by tradition nobody ever gets caught – relentlessly reduces the number working because they want to fight for justice".
So these companies focus relentlessly on reducing costs.
And the myth of innocent white addiction has led to policy that relentlessly focuses on reducing medical access, regardless of harm to pain patients.
Their analysis of Neo Bankside's planning history tells a story of developers relentlessly trying to reduce their obligations, and a council all too willing to let them.
Linda Burke, a 52-year-old clinical social worker who was sexually exploited by priests as a teenager, said an archdiocesan lawyer had interrogated her so relentlessly that he reduced her to tears.
UNICEF and its partners are working relentlessly to help reduce the prevalence of malnutrition.
It will provide coverage to tens of millions of uninsured Americans, prevent the worst insurance company abuses, and begin to wrestle with relentlessly rising costs — while slightly reducing future deficits.
Kunkel relentlessly hunts for ways to reduce the costs of the production process.
Most art education relentlessly emphasizes the great artists' loftiest achievements — which, like E=mc², reduce us to clueless awe.
