Significats de seem unstoppable en anglès

The Economist magazine has suggested a united Ireland could "come to seem unstoppable" following Sinn Féin's success in the general election.

A risky event that was unthinkable three years ago now seems unstoppable.

This rush towards a chilly fake avant garde future seems unstoppable.

And when the group released its all-star event speakers' list, its momentum seemed unstoppable.

Stöhr seems unstoppable, with four straight World Cups this season.

With her massive service, all-court power and indomitable will to win, she seemed unstoppable.

Woken Matt seemed unstoppable until the masked and suited Death Crew Council showed up.

It seemed unstoppable, a monster in its own right that could not be killed.

And too, the move to the cities seems unstoppable.

A year ago, Apple seemed unstoppable.

The party that once seemed unstoppable for 13 years under Mr Erdogan may now struggle to form a government.

Until recently Domino's seemed unstoppable, as households skipped cooking to share an American Hot in front of the TV.

Whether Republicans or Democrats are in office, the trend to privatization seems unstoppable because it is good politics: Americans want it.

With few effective treatments available, the global rise of metabolic diseases, including obesity, type 2 diabetes mellitus, and cardiovascular disease, seems unstoppable.

When the ball bounced back off an upright into the hands of Gabriel Brezoianu they seemed unstoppable, but Girvan Dempsey managed it.

With the circulation of magazines and newspapers declining and the seeming unstoppable rise of digital media, some industry observers believe print is doomed.