Russia is showing no signs of letting up on its hacking.
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GAIKA matches aggression with intimacy, never letting up on the intensity.
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Leah Remini isn't letting up on her crusade against the Church of Scientology.
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Simply letting up on the accelerator dragged me to enough of a stop.
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Google employees are still going strong and not letting up on their demands.
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President Donald Trump is not letting up on his recent attacks of John McCain.
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More recently it seemed as if President Donald Trump might be letting up on Huawei.
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But the South Korean giant isn't letting up on the gas due to lack of competition.
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Scientists say the Kilauea volcano isn&apost letting up on its three weeks of wild activity.
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It would rain for the next six days, only letting up on the eve of the ceremony.
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Organizers of the massive walkouts at Google last week are — rightfully so — not letting up on their demands.
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But they are not letting up on pushing employees to take on more of the tab for their benefits.
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Three weeks after the election, Mr. Trump shows no signs of letting up on his late-night Twitter posts.
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If the authorities chase the militants south, they risk letting up on patrols in the northern part of Mali.
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"Blame it on my juice, blame it, blame it on my juice," Lizzo sings, never quite letting up on the gas.
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Tampa, Florida (CNN)Donald Trump isn't letting up on his criticism of the offensive to retake the Iraqi city of Mosul from ISIS.
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Trump's rivals have shown no signs of letting up on the real estate developer as they prepare for a fierce battle in South Carolina.
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Today shows the pressure isn't letting up on some of the biggest companies in Silicon Valley to account for their role in last year's tumultuous campaign.
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Braking or letting up on the gas makes the front of the car dip and puts more weight on the front tires, giving them more grip.
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The budget impasse showed no signs of letting up on Saturday, as both Democrats and Republicans dug their heels in, and each party blamed the other.
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Trump showed no sign he was interested in letting up on the issue, beginning the day with a series of tweets about the anthem and flag.
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That's a problem given that the midterm elections are coming up, and intelligence leaders have said Russia is showing no signs of letting up on its hacking attempts.
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" Boeing isn't letting up on the race as it announced plans to invest in a British company that specializes in "advanced propulsion systems that could power a hypersonic vehicle.
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One day after he officially stepped down from his CEO post, Aimmune Therapeutics' Stephen Dilly is not letting up on his company's goal: helping people overcome potentially life-threatening allergies.
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While American and Taliban negotiators met for their sixth session of peace talks in Doha, there was no sign that the Taliban were letting up on the tempo of violence.
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While he's aware of the risks with these potent medicines, Maddison and other palliative care doctors across Ontario insist these are an important tool in pain management, and they aren't letting up on the government.
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She's wonderfully dynamic, leading the camera in such a way that we see the Villanueva house like never before, and relishing menial activities like making tea or eating arepas without ever letting up on Jane's spiraling thoughts.
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But, Johnny ain't letting up on his ComebackSZN campaign just yet ... he says he's gonna keep working out just as hard in hopes of getting on the field -- whether it's for an NFL team or in Canada.
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"There is no letting up on the quality and the commitment we have to excellence — nothing we're doing will be discernible or visible to the public," said Daniel H. Weiss, the Met's president and chief operating officer.
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The operation, related to alleged cheating in police examinations, showed authorities were not letting up on their crackdown two-and-a-half years after rogue soldiers used warplanes, helicopters and tanks in a bid to seize power.
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With #OscarsSoWhite trending at this time last year, and this week finding a slew of black-led films in the running (including I Am Not Your Negro), the mistake could be made of letting up on the issue.
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The three factors likely changing Brazilians' minds are the lack of a major economic recovery, Bolsonaro letting up on his aggressive rhetoric on combating corruption and concerns that his government has lost control over the Amazon, he said.
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ET, ESPN, FSN Indiana, CSN Mid-Atlantic (Washington) ABOUT THE PACERS (29-23): Indiana allowed an average of 96.3 points during its seven-game winning streak and held four straight opponents under 100 points before letting up on that end Wednesday.
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And while it doesn't offer up too many details about what's coming next, it certainly indicates that the show isn't letting up on its brutal depiction of a dystopian future — and it'll apparently be going beyond the text of the book this year.
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However, last week Politico reported that Trump's advisors are pushing him to focus on keeping the economy strong even if it means letting up on China in the trade war and loosening Trump's intense criticism of the Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell.
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" Kinzinger, a member of the Foreign Affairs Committee, said that advancements in technology and transportation mean that the threat of terrorism can make it to the U.S. "Letting up on this fight means they're going to come here, that's what I fear.
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A few songs later, on the dashing "Know What I Mean," the tenor saxophonist Asaf Yuria took a swift, skittering solo; then the pianist Eden Ladin took over, cooling and remolding things by way of unexpected harmonic interjections, never letting up on the fast tempo.
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In a surprise, Mr. Musk also showed he was not letting up on the car side of the business, unveiling a new Tesla Roadster that he said would be able to reach 60 miles per hour in 1.9 seconds and travel 5003 miles before needing to recharge.
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"Once things get better, we will have to take a step-wise approach toward letting up on these measures and see how things go to prevent things from getting worse again," says Krutika Kuppalli, an infectious disease physician and Emerging Leader in Biosecurity fellow at the Johns Hopkins University Center for Health Security.
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The Spaniards placed their armor and cane matting around the boats gunwales to protect from the arrows. The Native Americans began arcing their arrows into the air so they came straight down and injured more of the Spaniards. The fleet chased them for several days, rarely letting up on their attack on the Spaniards. On the third day, the Spanish reached the edge of their attackers' territory.
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