Examples of unforgiving

• However, we appreciate that the timetable is pretty unforgiving, and many issues have yet to be resolved.

• People feel that parliamentary scrutiny can be too minute, detailed and unforgiving.

• On the one hand we have an unforgiving technology and on the other we have a proposed nuclear reactor which has not yet been built.

• The world has realised that nuclear power is rightly called an unforgiving technology.

• My worry is that, at this stage of its development, nuclear power is an unforgiving technology.

• I fear that they may find the electorate unforgiving in this regard.

• The homeless and vulnerable are immediately abandoned to the unforgiving world of overt correction.

• Always wild, always beautiful and sometimes unforgiving, there are secret places that calm the brain, expand the mind and make the spirits soar.

• History will be, rightly, unforgiving if, with all those advantages, we do not do what has to be done.

• If one was to say that someone was an unforgiving person that would be regarded as insulting and almost libellous.

• Their missions will be conducted in unforgiving and hostile terrain against a dangerous enemy.

• We also know and deeply regret that the relations between large elements in the two races are, in the main, bitter and unforgiving.

• We must be honest and acknowledge that, as a society, we are unforgiving.

• The sea is an unforgiving element, as we have learned just recently to our cost in the tragic ferry disaster.

• The accelerated growth of international debt provides a graphic illustration of the parable of the unforgiving debtor.