Sentence examples for unceasing number from inspiring English sources

President Obama won re-election because he understands that the time in which we live demands action - on limiting gun violence, immigration, tax fairness, irresponsible dependency on carbon-based fuels, and an unceasing number of economic crises.

Because the federal case is almost entirely built around the supposition that Shkreli knowingly lied to his investors, the trial consists of an unceasing number of excruciating close-reading sessions of his correspondence the idea being that they essentially offer a window into his soul.

It is imperilled by unceasing growth in the number of Jewish settlers on the West Bank, known officially in Israel by the biblical names of Judea and Samaria.

Our dependencies on intricate technologies and elaborate organization have their origin in the unceasing increase in our numbers and our works on this planet.

Where 2012 passed in an unceasing succession of big production numbers – Olympic Games, Euro 2012, a Ryder Cup that even managed to make professional golf look like a gloriously Corinthian undertaking – following it was always destined to feel a bit like getting on stage after Jimi Hendrix with just a ukulele and a set of spoons.

The battered witness has made the connection between Lay's passive management, Skilling's unceasing efforts to make the numbers, and the systematic, fraudulent acts that contributed to the second-largest bankruptcy in U.S. history.

On election day, Mr. Urlashov and his campaign staff were forced to buy new cellphones and SIM cards after their phones became inundated with unceasing calls from unknown Moscow phone numbers.

The Circle's employees are drowning in unceasing and utterly trivial updates delivered to them on a rapidly proliferating number of screens, but they still insist on ever higher dosage.

Now Mr. Liddy, who has held a number of directorships in addition to his chief executive role, will probably face unceasing questions about his own corporate record; his own bonuses and compensation have raised eyebrows in the past.

There ensued numerous other policy disagreements, from an attempt by the Conservatives to increase childcare ratios in nurseries – the number of children each trained member of staff can look after at a time – to Gove's unceasing effort to divert money away from needy mainstream schools to free schools.

Their effort was unceasing.