Sentence examples for to be unremitting from inspiring English sources

"The battle has to be unremitting".

"The political situation in America just seems to be unremitting: money talks," said John C. Bogle, founder and former chairman of the Vanguard Group, discussing donations in general.

About 60%% of the adult cases presented with abdominal lymphadenopathy on CT, a finding also observed in patient B. AIE tends to be unremitting without aggressive immunosuppression but complete or partial remission can be achieved in about 60-80 % of patients [ 19].

Pathological worry refers to worry that is perceived to be unremitting, hard to control, excessive and of a distressing nature [ 7].

Professional organisations, worldwide, must be unremitting in their pressure on governments to provide: universal healthcare universal education essential medicines that are available and affordable.

While such a drought would not necessarily be unremitting, he said, it could result in large-scale crop failures lasting 10 to 15 years at a stretch.

It is true that if Cherie Davis believes her son has been wronged, she can be unremitting in seeking redress.

But no one told me there would be unremitting noise every Saturday for the rest of my life".

The problem is that the key to most athletic success is unremitting practice, sensible eating and early nights.

Mandela wrote about the difficulties of his first marriage, to Evelyn Mase, in his autobiography, "Long Walk to Freedom": My devotion to the ANC and the struggle was unremitting.

He was often in communication with Henry of Navarre, afterward Henry IV of France, and like him was unremitting in his efforts to conclude a league among the German Protestants.