Sentence examples for unending focus from inspiring English sources

My objection to the story has to do with the unending focus of the television news headlines on this topic.

The hateful rhetoric and unending focus on immigrants also has deterred us from the truth that over the years, undocumented workers have contributed up to $300 billion, or nearly 10percentt, of the $2.7 trillion Social Security Trust Fund.

Mr. Holbrooke's potential foreign policy role in a new Democratic administration -- if Vice President Al Gore wins the presidency in November -- is the focus of unending speculation among other diplomats.

Described as a humble, unpretentious priest, who cooks for himself, rides the bus to work and has a heart for the poor, Pope Francis has become the focus of unending speculation about what shape reform might take under his pontificate.

Whether it called itself "capitalist" or "socialist," it focused on unending economic "growth," purchased by burning fossil fuels and by taking over more and more territory for human beings in ways that have led to the speed-up extinction of other life forms.

No, the 76ers did not win, nor did they suddenly become a good team, but Adrian Wojnarowski writes on Yahoo.com that it sure beats focusing on the unending saga unleashed by the former referee Tim Donaghy.

The story is engaging, but the game's primary focus is on bashing an unending supply of monsters.

This is the Trump they want; a president focused on policy instead of unending feuds with an unending list of enemies waged from the Oval Office one tweet at a time.

The focus is now more cleanly on an unending, paralyzingly ambivalent struggle between a mother and a daughter.

Instead of providing an unending array of free music files, Mr. Strange said, Freelisten will focus on a few artists and offer exclusives from better-known artists to attract listeners.

America not only has a budget deficit, in part created by an ideologically driven focus on tax cuts for the wealthy coupled with large scale, unending, unpaid for wars and ongoing military commitments.