tirelessness

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• Similarly, much of the “cheapness” of oil and gas can be traced to subsidies and write-offs, borne out of tireless government lobbying, which distort the market in their favor.

• Supreme Court Justice Louis Brandeis was a tireless crusader for human rights who fought to regulate monopoly businesses and end the corrupt business practices of his time.

• In a statement Friday, Alsobrooks thanked the work group and the community for their “tireless work” to produce a “thoughtful and thorough report.”

• Head coach Teri Moren cited Patberg’s “tireless, relentless passion” as one of many reasons she should excel in the WNBA.

• If you’ve seen the Freakonomics documentary, Sally is the tireless redhead running an education experiment in Chicago Heights in which we paid kids to do well in school.

• For his tireless assault on evolutionary biology and downsizing the deity to fit within science, I give Meyer second place.

• “She was tireless and often seemed in a state of euphoria,” Pausini told police, according to the documents.

• His tireless courage inspired us to rise above the devastation.

• Your tireless and heroic sacrifices have made it possible for me to be here today.

• The gun advocates are tireless and they bet on suburban swing voters forgetting about their anger.

• Black Hood was clear of the building now, his legs working like tireless pistons.

• He had a hard head, a splendid constitution, tireless industry, a generally judicious temper.

• Never have I seen so unique a character as this voluble, hatched-faced, tireless woman.

• One and all had sped forward,—at the doorway had met Godfrey and Musa, and their tireless blades.