Sentence examples for relentlessly tied from inspiring English sources

During the 2004 election campaign Mr Bush relentlessly tied the war in Iraq to the wider war on terrorism (with great success).

In New Hampshire, Senator John E. Sununu, the Republican incumbent, lost by tens of thousands of votes to former Gov. Jeanne Shaheen, a Democrat who relentlessly tied him to President Bush.

This helps explain why, among recent elections, the gender gap yawned widest in 1996 — not an election with many culture-war flash points, but a year when Bill Clinton relentlessly tied Bob Dole to the Congressional Republicans' attempted cuts to domestic spending and entitlements.

The 1,100 principals -- along with about 4,400 lower-ranking supervisors -- have gone through four years without a contract or a raise, as Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani and Chancellor Rudy Crew relentlessly tied raises to an end to lifetime job guarantees.

Greg Davis, the Republican candidate there has tried relentlessly to tie the Democratic candidate, Travis Childers, to the liberal policies of Mr. Obama in an attempt "to make the vote more a referendum on Senator Barack Obama than on the candidates themselves," writes Adam Nossiter of The Times.

If you had Araki down as an obsessive fetishist of the female body – tied, splayed, relentlessly exposed – this may make you think again, with several haunting landscapes echoing the work of the American master to whom he pays homage.

But it will also make for a more intense fight with the Democrats aggressively courting Catholics and evangelicals and the Republicans relentlessly trying to tie Mr Obama to Mr Wright.

Pushing back, Davis has sought to disqualify Abbott with a harsh and relentlessly negative campaign, tying him to the cronyism that has taken root in Austin after years of one-party rule.

Is there any concern that he pursued Hillary Clinton relentlessly for ties he claimed she had to Goldman Sachs, and now Trump has nominated Steven Mnuchin, a former Goldman Sachs top partner, as head of the US Treasury?

However, in these instances (e.g., Obamacare, gun control), President Obama made it clear to the public that Congress had his hands tied, but that he would fight relentlessly to the bitter end.

He tied McCain to George Bush, the line he has pursued relentlessly since the start of the campaign, exploiting public disenchantment with Bush.