Sentence examples for unrelenting protests from inspiring English sources

Boulanger, a redhead in her early forties, recalls her first years in Allentown as often "hellish," mainly because of unrelenting protests staged by anti-abortion groups.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 29 — Surrendering to months of widening and unrelenting protests by students, faculty, alumni and advocates, the board of trustees of Gallaudet University, the nation's premier university for the deaf, abandoned its choice of the institution's next president.

When all the men in the room wanted to give up — after the nose-dive in approval ratings, media vitriol and unrelenting protests — Pelosi started counting votes and doing the kind of bare-knuckles work that was needed.

Opposition activists have been staging unrelenting protests against the government.

Opposition activists have been staging unrelenting protests against a government they accuse of chronic mismanagement and increasingly authoritarian behaviour.

Other communities understand this, in fact, the LGBT community over the years utilized unrelenting protest, demonstration and political advocacy by that, they have furthered their struggle for equality.

Peruvians have become increasingly restless, using nearly unrelenting street protests to show their disappointment with the government's inability to improve their lives even as the economy steadily chalked up strong growth applauded by international lenders and Wall Street.

SANA, Yemen — After more than three decades of autocratic rule, President Ali Abdullah Saleh signed an agreement on Wednesday that immediately transferred power to his vice president, bowing to unrelenting street protests and raising hopes for an end to a political crisis that brought this impoverished nation to the brink of collapse.

A group of ad hoc organisations born out of alliances formed on the streets, including Millennial Activists United, which Yates co-founded, used unrelenting, sometimes in-your-face protests to keep alive demands that the officer who shot the unarmed teenager, Darren Wilson, be put on trial.

Twenty thousand failed and another 30,000 35,000 didn't take the test at all, either opting out in protest or otherwise avoiding a new and confusing layer of testing that was the target of unrelenting negative media coverage and parent protest.

As an eyewitness to the chaotic events that followed, I know that Polycarpou was unrelenting in his efforts to ensure all protest was peaceful, even as sticks, stones and red paint were directed at him and his young family.