Sentence examples for ruthless condition from inspiring English sources

"Sepsis is a cruel, ruthless condition that doesn't discriminate and can affect anyone," she said.

She said: "Sepsis is a cruel, ruthless condition which doesn't discriminate and can affect anyone.

One of the most emailed stories in the New York Times last week was a brutal expose on the seemingly ruthless working conditions at Amazon.

18th-century historians established a picture of Edward as an able, if ruthless, monarch, conditioned by the circumstances of his own time.

In truth, does not the history of Jewish suicide during the holocaust, like the histories of suicide in the Arawaks, the Home Children, and the Marshallese Islanders, and countless other oppressed groups, teach us that suicide is in part a normal human reaction to conditions of prolonged, ruthless domination.

Lonmin is easily portrayed as a ruthless capitalist vulture presiding over Orwellian conditions, but the details are bitterly disputed.

Having survived life in Libya, ruthless treatment by smugglers, and horrific conditions aboard flimsy boats, once aboard the Bourbon Argos they face yet more uncertainty as they approach Europe.

The dramatic boardroom coup at the bank's Park Avenue headquarters has rankled some people at Citi, especially senior executives who feel that the action was needlessly ruthless and who spoke only on the condition that they not be identified.

Under that condition, the number of saints and ruthless competitors fell, while the proportion of loyalists rose to over half — fifty-two per cent.

Under that condition, the number of saints and ruthless competitors fell, while the proportion of loyalists rose to over half fifty-two per cent.

As for jobs, the Center for Media and Democracy's archive of over 800 ALEC "model bills" has uncovered a jobs agenda that is nothing less than a ruthless race to the bottom in wages and working conditions.