Sentence examples for relentlessly tough from inspiring English sources

He is known to be relentlessly tough on teammates who don't measure up.

IN a state that has executed more criminals than any other and earned an international reputation for being relentlessly tough on crime, Ronnie Earle is an anomaly, a soft-spoken prosecutor, more prone to discuss values than vengeance.

Helen Dickinson, director general of the BRC, said: "Against the relentlessly tough economic backdrop and low expectations, these results are not a cause for celebration, but not a disaster either.

After some initial conversation on how relentlessly tough the life of her husband had been, how she and her husband had taken only four days' holiday last year ('at the Hotel Majestic in Cannes, and we slept all the time'), how every day after taking over the Câte d'Or in 1975 he had said, 'We will get three stars, we will get three stars,' until in 1991 he did.

Relentlessly asking the tough questions is how behemoths like Wal-Mart, Microsoft and General Electric stay on top.

Relentlessly asking the tough questions is how the Microsofts, Wal-Marts, Hewlett-Packards and Googles stay on top.

Yet Stuart's school will strike some as a haven from his village's toughs, who relentlessly mocked his "spaghetti legs".

The question their management style raises is not whether being tough, harsh and relentlessly demanding gets people to work better.

At any time in US network TV history, an idea like The Last Man On Earth – one that revolves around an unlikable character upon whom indignities are relentlessly heaped – would be a tough sell.

Since one first grader killed another two weeks ago in Michigan, Mr. Clinton has relentlessly pressed the need for tougher gun laws from the presidential lectern.

Having made it in a tough profession, Turness is relentlessly positive.