Sentence examples for unremitting pressure from inspiring English sources

The leader of the Conservative party's European grouping claims he was forced to resign from his post because of "unremitting" pressure from fellow Polish MEPs.

Indeed, in the build-up to the IOC vote, China applied unremitting pressure on the outlawed Falun Gong sect, and launched a crackdown on newspapers deemed to be straying from the party line.

That apart, however, it was a night of almost unremitting pressure from the home side.

Souness had believed that this would be a night of near unremitting pressure from the home side.

Exhausted by the unremitting pressure of walking a tightrope among conflicting interests, they work days, nights, and weekends in a futile attempt to pull free.

Above all this, there was the unremitting pressure of being a woman in the notoriously macho world of New York art.

Those of us who are already culturally and personally inclined toward worrying and grief (often for very good reasons) have much to learn about strategizing in the face of seemingly unremitting pressures, relentless inventiveness overload, even danger.

Stop and frisk is a byproduct of "broken windows" policing because of its unremitting pressures to stop millions of innocent minority men.

For one thing, the growth in the world's car fleet will put unremitting upward pressure on the price of petrol and diesel.

Simultaneously, there is an unremitting immunological pressure on non-resistant tumour cells.

If the home supporters had anticipated it might be a night of near-unremitting pressure, they must have been pleasantly surprised at half-time.