unrelenting en el Oxford Spanish Dictionary

unrelenting en el diccionario PONS

unrelenting Ejemplos de uso en el diccionario PONS (revisados por la redacción)

to be unrelenting in sth
ser inexorable en algo
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They believe in improving the quality of life for children living with cancer and their families through unrelenting optimism and the healing power of laughter.
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The school claims to have a powerful focus on student leadership and an unrelenting focus on building staff capacity.
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He has an unrelenting work ethic and a keen sense for business, which he has used to grow the family business substantially.
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The unrelenting weekly deadlines have taken their toll.
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Work may be unrelenting, seven days a week and without break the year round.
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He has a natural flair on attack, breaking the line with powerful runs from the back of the scrum, whilst he is unrelenting on defense.
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The two teams were said to have waged unrelenting trench warfare.
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The unrelenting camera also traps the speakers in its grasp, forcing them to confront the difficult subjects they are discussing.
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Some welcomed the campaign, but these supporters often faced unrelenting insults, threats of violence, and other forms of harassment that made life especially difficult.
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It was, however, also attacked in some quarters for its supposed bleakness and unrelenting tone.
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