Sentence examples for unstoppable led from inspiring English sources

The threat of a land-based invasion by Soviet forces, which the planners considered to be virtually unstoppable, led directly to the decision to deploy nuclear weapons as the ultimate deterrent against an invasion of western Europe.

Horton fought away in fourth spot for much of the race but faded further in the last 400m as Paltrinieri swam his own race with an unstoppable lead.

And remember this: a few months earlier, Britain awoke to the barely conceivable reality of the career rebel and initial long shot Jeremy Corbyn leading Her Majesty's opposition only because a couple of bespoke polls showed him building an unstoppable lead.

This unstoppable trio led the Boston Celtics to three NBA championships, and were arguably the best front line in basketball ever.

They say, 'Randy Moss is unstoppable.' Leading up to the Giants-Vikings game, all you heard was about the Vikings' offense.

twitter.com/JohnMorrisonUK… — John Morrison (@JohnMorrisonUK) November 12 , 2012John L Walters writes: The unstoppable Snarky Puppy – led by composer/bassist Michael League – sound as if they've absorbed and reinvented almost the entire history of jazz fusion.

Their plight, however, would capture the imagination of a dedicated band of abolitionists in Britain, led by the unstoppable Granville Sharp.

The game was New Orleans' fourth straight home loss, and the Panthers, led by a born-again Cam Newton, appeared unstoppable, running over the Saints in every way possible.

When the line is blocking well, Favre and Peterson lead an unstoppable ball-control offense.

In a speech reported by Reuters, Antony Jenkins described technology as an "unstoppable force" that would lead to better customer service and a wave of new banks becoming household names.

And even in cases where most scientists agree that rising temperatures could lead to unstoppable change, no one knows where the thresholds lie that would set off such shifts.