Sentence examples for unrelenting problem from inspiring English sources

The Associated Press (AP) has obtained a draft copy from the Office of Internal Oversight Services OIOSS) which was investigating how UN peacekeeping forces have dealt with the unrelenting problem of sexual abuse and exploitation.

For McNamara, Turner's proposition was a conveniently cost-effective antidote to an unrelenting problem.

And to think how easy it would have been for Numéro to select one of the countless beautiful black models (see slideshow below) and avoid this justifiable backlash and contribution to an unrelenting problem.

Do agents and transfer windows bring unrelenting problems?

"Despite our country's many imperfections and unrelenting problems of one sort or another, America's rule of law, market-responsive economic system and belief in meritocracy are almost certain to produce ever growing prosperity for its citizens," Buffett wrote in a Friday letter to Berkshire Hathaway shareholders.

Though the drought hasn't caused Living Christmas many problems, the unrelenting Southern California sun has done some damage.

In the meantime, an antiforeclosure plan that is up to the scale of the problem would include unrelenting political pressure for principal write-downs of underwater loans, expanded refinancings for borrowers in high-rate loans, and forbearance for unemployed homeowners.

To get there, however, the world is going to have to accept that Kashmir is — like the Middle East, like the terrorism emergency — one of the handful of problems that demand unrelenting international attention and involvement.

"Race to Nowhere" is unrelenting, piling on problem after problem.

"The problem is the media are unrelenting.

The rabbi chanted the Book of Lamentations -- Jeremiah's dirge of unrelenting horror -- briefly touched on modern political problems in the United States and Israel, and closed with the Kaddish.