Sentence examples for a constant changing of from inspiring English sources
García's peculiar waggle, a constant changing of his grip, has, for better or worse, become his trademark in the United States.
Prieto says that noise and the sense of insecurity brought by living next door to a constant, changing stream of visitors who stay for a few days at a time are the most common complaints among residents.
On the other hand, they also saw the teachers' constant changing of instructions as a lack of vocational competence.
But there is no doubt his constant changing of the starting lineup has affected the team's performance.
And the constant changing of rules has led to the UK plummeting out of the Ernst & Young index of the top 10 countries for investment in renewables.
It has been brought about largely by Lièvremont's constant changing of the team lineup and his very public criticism of the players.
The constant changing of consumer policies has become one of the greatest indicators of the increasing desperation of the airlines as they struggle to make a profit during the industry's worst financial downturn.
Team USA Coach John Tortorella said some were "overthinking" his constant changing of his lines before the Canada game, but perhaps extended thought before the tournament on his tactics might have helped.
"This should be more often across the board than it is now because of the constant changing of managers and coaches that we are now faced with, that 100 games is now something of an achievement.
Some of them must be highlighted: the constant changing of both, its design and its operating potential, and the user's requirements through the interface.
