• Try to dam its movement at one point, and slowly but remorselessly it will find its way around.

    ECONOMIST: The unintended consequences of past financial reforms

  • The proof of this condition was that they piled up, remorselessly, in garages and basements, to be read .

    NEWYORKER: Yellow Fever

  • At times the movie is so pointless that one becomes aware of the footage remorselessly moving through the projector.

    NEWYORKER: Elizabethtown

  • But instead of making that violence profound and impactful, they give us myriad hordes of badguys to thoughtlessly, remorselessly slaughter.

    FORBES: [Spoilers follow.]

  • Advances in technology have made information more freely available and have remorselessly reduced spreads (the differences between buy and sell prices).

    ECONOMIST: The trader��s lament

  • Spending peaked in 1983 and fell remorselessly through the Bill Clinton presidency.

    FORBES: The Modern Cycle Of Economic Boom And Bust

  • The movie is a remorselessly downbeat version of a gin-and-tears Hollywood bio-pic.

    NEWYORKER: La Vie en Rose

  • The difference between short- and long-term rates, otherwise known as the yield curve, is close to historic highs, even though long-term rates have fallen remorselessly over recent years.

    ECONOMIST: Buttonwood

  • Its remorselessly shrill tone, alternating between the shocking and the motivational (not a word Mr Peters likes but accurate, nonetheless), could easily cause a normal brain to explode after half an hour's continuous exposure.

    ECONOMIST: Corporate management: Excellence revisited | The

  • This mountain of minority-mandated legislation has grown remorselessly.

    ECONOMIST: From the archive

  • But the Lords (starting at 11am) plough remorselessly on with the committee stage of the Health and Social Care Bill - day six, and from 2pm they will be considering the Welfare Reform Bill in grand committee.

    BBC: Viewing guide: The pick of the week ahead in Parliament

  • For those not put off by its remorselessly chirpy tone, this book contains some valuable self-help advice, not least in a discussion about luck, which, apart from the dumb kind, the authors believe is something that can be influenced.

    ECONOMIST: Starting out

  • Erdogan's softly peddled but remorselessly consolidated Islamism was embraced by senior American officials intent on reducing democracy to a synonym for elections rather than acknowledging that democracy is only meaningful as a system of laws and practices that engender liberal egalitarianism.

    CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: How Turkey was lost

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