She delivered a sharp and relentlessly focused argument against Mr. Romney and Mr. Gingrich, suggesting their previous support for a health care mandate would keep them from being able to take on Mr. Obama as forcefully as necessary.
In recent years, even as Egypt's overall economy has grown apace and more consumer goods have filled even lower-income households, the poor have won little relief from relentlessly rising food prices and sharper competition for secure jobs.
The racy Hollywood humor and harsh attacks were a sharp shift from the relentlessly positive focus on American values the new Democratic ticket has been trying to maintain this week.
It should be crystal in quality, sharp as the skyline and relentlessly true".
The race, which was packed with seven candidates but escaped the notice of many voters for much of the season, was notable for its relentlessly polite, substantive tone in the face of sharp divisions among the candidates.
Charles Chandler, whose family have owned the course since it opened in 1933, said yesterday: "With all of the principal income streams in sharp decline, and general running costs rising relentlessly, the company's operations have become unsustainable".
"The speech could not represent a sharper distinction from the Obama-Clinton message, relentlessly delivered, that our criminal justice system and our nation's police are infected with lethal bias," she wrote.
He experimented relentlessly with techniques like drypoint in which a design is scratched directly onto a copper plate with a sharp, penlike tool as well as quantities of ink and types of paper to influence the tonalities of a finished print.
The clouds surrounding Venus have disappeared as radar images reveal a terrain of sharp-edged ridges, volcanic craters, petrified lava flows and delicate striations — testimony to a relentlessly active geographical furnace.
