Rascal Flatts's "Unstoppable" (Lyric Street) fell one spot to No. 4 with 58,000 sales, and last week's No. 1, Bob Dylan's "Together Through Life" (Columbia), dropped to No. 5 with 51,000.
Of course, the seemingly unstoppable tide of criticism fell on the deaf ears of those who might have fallen into this category.
But last year, following decades of apparently unstoppable growth, ticket sales fell by 10 per cent.
"This year's report suggests that the greening of the world's electricity system is unstoppable, thanks to rapidly falling costs for solar and wind power, and a growing role for batteries, including those in electric vehicles, in balancing supply and demand," Seb Henbest, lead author of Bloomberg New Energy Finance's 2017 New Energy Outlook report, said in a statement.
After all, many of the seemingly unstoppable "tiger" economies of East Asia fell victim to contagion in 1997.
The party's insiders, expecting Clinton to be a virtually unstoppable force, seem to be falling in line behind her, which means there will be only so much additional money and organization left over for those who would challenge her.
Then there's the unstoppable reporter, (Carla Gugino) who has fallen very far from her Pulitzer Prize-pedestal.
Allowing ourselves to have competitive thoughts will not leave us falling victim to unstoppable fits of envy or suspicion.
THE sell-off of the Nasdaq composite proved unstoppable last week, as this technology-heavy index fell for the fifth consecutive week.
