tirelessly

tireless | American Dictionary

tireless
adjective[ not gradable ]
us/ˈtɑɪər·ləs/
not stopping or taking a rest from something:
a tireless woman

tirelessly

adverbus/ˈtɑɪər·ləs·li/
He worked tirelessly to improve the local schools.

Examples of tireless

tireless
Despite their tireless efforts, caregivers may express lacking a sense of direction and purpose in what they do.
And he was tireless in his search for an external sponsor.
The team also thank the tireless efforts of all the interviewers who were not only happy to interview but recruit as well.
In this respect, the local newspapers were tireless in their updates of information on the epidemic and recommendations to contain its effects.
All the strong things of her hear t came out in her body, that had been so tireless in serving generous emotions.
The composer's tireless advocacy of his own music has been a feature of his career.
Netter's thesis was a study of married women's work, and she became a tireless advocate for women's right to their own earnings.
Mitsui's tireless devotion has been indispensable for this change.
Absent were a tireless local advocate, a facilitating non-governmental infrastructure, and a strong message from the metropole that favoured local languages.
It was the formal distributor of goods and the near-monopolistic producer of them, the only employer of the urban population, the tireless regulator of everyday life.
Imran was a great and tireless driver, getting us to all of our difficult locations.
A tireless worker for scientific freedom and social justice, she travelled constantly throughout her life forming bridges between groups of scientists regardless of where they were.
Plaatje was a tireless writer.
It is also the crowning glory of all the tireless hard work done by some of our colleagues.
From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English
In many ways the world owes him a debt for the remarkable ability which he has shown and for his tireless efforts during recent weeks.
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