Sentence examples for unforgiving attack from inspiring English sources

"Amidst the accounting mishap, the revolving door in the boardroom and an unforgiving attack from the discount retailers, investors have simply lost interest in waiting for a recovery story which still seems some way off".

The most unforgiving attack on the notion of substance is contained in Joseph Petzoldt's book Das Weltproblem (1906).

The reference plays on the macabre similarities between the Nazi's relentless bombardment of the Russian city during the Second World War, and the unforgiving attacks this part of Aleppo has seen during Syria's uprising.

They are a very good side and were unforgiving in their attacking but when you play like that at any place in this league, then you are going to have big problems.

He is thick-skinned, seemingly impervious to attack, but unforgiving in matters of deference and respect.

Quebecers have a reputation for being outspoken and irreverent, and its media is definitely unforgiving when it comes to attacking politicians or public figures deemed incompetent.

She attacks modern feminism ("priggish, disingenuous, unforgiving") as if it had put her on trial.

A conservative approach doesn't suit the team's aggressive style, so rather than sitting back to protect its 1-0 lead on Seattle's slick and unforgiving artificial turf, the Galaxy is promising to attack.

But caught by surprise, counterterrorism officials braced for what they anticipated would be a lengthy and unforgiving examination of how they missed the preparations for the attacks.

But several said the attack had weakened the rebels, destroyed their support base and put them on the run in unforgiving terrain.

Both then built on that unforgiving base – as if they too sensed where the game was going – and put a real sparkle into their attacking play.