Sentence examples for with the unceasing from inspiring English sources

Other wives and mothers, they explained, were "battling it out" while dealing with the unceasing tasks of wifedom, motherhood and work.

"Our personnel, it seems, are now in a state of siege in connection with the unceasing protest actions in the country," he said.

His new work was shot in France with a French-speaking cast and offers a warmly sentimental take on an issue that has divided France for a generation or more: how best to deal with the unceasing flow of immigrants and refugees from the country's former colonies in Africa and Asia.

At least 220,000 people are serving "re-education through labor" sentences — one- to three-year terms that are meted out by the police without trial — and scores of other dissidents live under house arrest or with the unceasing surveillance of the Public Security Bureau.

In other words, a DACS that harnesses DEP-FFF is able to perform continuous cell separation with the unceasing injection of target particles.

Lately, the increasing interest in RT models is being also stimulated by the ongoing idea of allocating next generation wireless systems in the millimeter-wave bands to cope with the unceasing demand for higher data rates [3, 5], since of course the higher the operating frequency, the more accurate the ray-optics approximations.

And the movie seems to support a view that in western Montana the unceasing battle with the elements is often a losing one, culminating in self-destruction.

On one of my journalistic visits, I'd met with Arab and Jewish spiritual leaders; I took tea in a Palestinian house on the West Bank, and that same evening dined with Israeli politicians to discuss the unceasing, troubling issues of peace.

Houston is also, famously, largely unregulated: zoning laws are minimal, and the unceasing outward development has, with official permission, drastically inhibited drainage.

When presenting his clocktower design to the Emperor Zhezong, Su Song equated the constant flow of water with the continuous movements of the heavens, the latter of which symbolized the unceasing power of the emperor.

Less plain is Ms. Lee's response to the unceasing popularity of her one and only book.