Sentence examples for unceasing pressure from inspiring English sources
"unceasing pressure" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to refer to something that exists or happens continuously or without stopping. For example, "The unceasing pressure of competition in the business world can be overwhelming."
You wouldn't want Spain's exemplary virtues of heart and grace and unceasing pressure, to go unrewarded.
Reporting, he says, has been replaced with "interminable talking heads" and "an unceasing pressure on cable news channels to focus on whatever story creates enough of a sensation to hold on to viewers for as long as possible".
"We're pleased that our financial performance remained on track even as we faced unceasing competitive pressures," G.M.'s chairman and chief executive, John F. Smith Jr, said.
For many senior officers, the unceasing, sometimes exhausting pressure to produce ever-impressive declines in crime has also given success a sour taste.
Pressure for the city to address its unceasing homelessness epidemic by the wealthy, by activists, and by the homeless residents themselves, through proposition ballots and last year's creation of the city's first Department of Homelessness and Supportive Housing has been building for decades.
Marx recognized the dual dynamics of, one, the unceasing demand of capital for profit from the production of commodities and, second, the continual pressure for technological change as a means to extract greater productivity from the workforce.
Their effort was unceasing.
His effervescence is unceasing.
Political strife is unceasing.
The finger wagging is unceasing.
