Sentence examples for Constantly introducing from inspiring English sources

Constantly introducing new heroes into a shared universe means older figures will have to take a Hulk-style break, at the very least, or be written out.

"That's how you stay above the fray: by constantly introducing the consumer to the rarest and greatest pearls".

I'm constantly introducing myself to people here and having conversations with people I shouldn't have, but it tends to work out.

They are constantly introducing products and revamping their images to capture more of the $6.9 billion market in American department stores.

Despite initiatives such as Estethica, fashion week is often accused of being frivolous and unsustainable: feeding the machine of consumerism, constantly introducing trends and encouraging unalloyed spending.

Mr. Taylor was constantly introducing products and trying new businesses, and using hard-won expertise in marketing to create demand for products, often before they were even available in stores.

And while she constantly introduces new foods, Ms. Rios knows where to draw the line.

And while XIII quickly runs out of ideas, Kya constantly introduces new elements, like a sort of snowless snowboarding.

AS James sometimes wistfully points out, loops do constantly introduce new scenery, and he hints that we discover less on a back-and-forth route.

And new laws and policies are constantly introduced to tackle the issues raised by activists: barely a year after a scandal involving tainted milk, for instance, China instituted its first food safety law.

There, customers' tastes change even faster than those in the United States, meaning that automakers have to offer wide-ranging lineups with dozens of cars and constantly introduce new products.