As she took to the podium in each of the country's 10 provinces, she was unrelenting, using chilling words, in Shona and English, to pick on her opponents.
David Victor, the University of California, San Diego, political science professor and author of "Global Warming Gridlock," noted some subtler aspects of the announcement that point to ever more efficient coal use in China, but also unrelenting growth in coal use — and carbon dioxide emissions.
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.
Use of unrelenting force cannot possibly achieve our shared goals.
Worse yet are those who fan the flames of anti-Arab bigotry, as well as those unrelenting anti-Semites who use every conflict as a justification to launch their own local mini-Kristalnacht against Jewish communities around the world.
With such a cultural diversity, the meal is a mouthwatering blend of Asian, Italian, Indian and American treats that push the stresses of the hospital to the side and tightens the bonds between colleagues used to unrelenting stress.
Haydock commented that Joan possesses a quick wit which she uses against the unrelenting accusatory questions provided by her "intellectual superiors" during the trial.
Along the way, it also seems to justify the use of massive and unrelenting military force against the Palestinians.
By using covert action, he created the conditions needed to provoke a Soviet defensive response which he'd then used as evidence of unrelenting Soviet expansion.
