Sentence examples for the relentless war from inspiring English sources

She had lost a husband and a son in the relentless war.

As Judy Amory says, it is time to end the relentless war against death in the old, thinking that we can beat it with more and better technologies.

Your objection to the "scale" of the offensive is also unwarranted, considering the risks taken by the Israelis to limit Palestinian civilian casualties and the relentless war of homicide bombings unleashed by the Palestinians that made the incursion necessary.

When Top Gear's Jeremy Clarkson drove the first V12 Vantage coupe, he used the occasion to lament the coming demise – brought on by environmental crises, rising fuel prices and "the relentless war on speed" – of this sort of over-endowed sports car.

But the relentless war has ground down others.

But more than three decades into this relentless war against the "social" state, most people are yet to enjoy the promise of equitable prosperity under market-dominated capitalism, which has been anchored by a "minimalist" state, whose primarily job is to ensure secured property rights and the stable supply of labor for global capital.

Hogan's thoroughly researched book is aware of the bullying that accompanied the family's memorialization of the President ("a relentless war against countermemories or alternative narratives"), but he tends to beat a guilty retreat from any barrage of irony or skepticism as soon as he's launched it.

But, for these groups and others, such debates – which arose out of political realities like the post-Ferguson Black Lives Matter movement and the GOP's relentless war against women's earning power and reproductive rights – have established an important set of terms for future film-makers to build on.

Today we are seeing the effects of a relentless war against the very idea of working-class politics or working-class community.

One of the workers, William T. Harrison, was dead by the next morning; Hague broke all ties with Brandle and ordered the police to "wage relentless war against the Brandle gang-rioters".

Liberia will need nearly $500 million in stabilization aid after 14 years of nearly relentless war, the United Nations and the World Bank reported last week in preparation for a donors conference in New York this week.