unrelenting

This year has seen unrelenting bad news for L.A. nightlife — the impacts of the wildfires, the continued Hollywood strike fallout, the cost-of-living crisis and ICE raids and protests that temporarily squelched downtown’s after-dark industry.

Current and former officials describe him as an unrelenting figure who expects subordinates to follow orders without question.

His reservations have been borne out by the council’s unrelenting anti-Israel exertions.

The river’s reservoirs have declined dramatically amid unrelenting dry conditions over the last quarter-century, leaving the manmade lakes far below a coating of whitish minerals on rocks, where water once lapped.

"Any corporation that enables child abuse will face the full and unrelenting force of the law," he said in a statement on X.