Sentence examples for a constant examination of from inspiring English sources
Pforzheimer spent a decade as the C.I.A.'s man on Captiol Hill during the halcyon years when Congressional committee chairmen were content, in Senator Richard Russell's words, to trust the C.I.A. "without a constant examination of its methods and sources".
This will require a constant examination on your part of your attitudes and behaviors.
The finest players, of which Cook is one, face constant examination of their technique by the best bowlers and generally find a way to counter it.
If there was an aspect of the sports world that is under incredible change and constant examination under a microscope, it's television ratings.
I think we're already engaged in a constant and meaningful examination of how the available technology is affecting us — but maybe fiction can shine a different kind of light on it.
But, with his declaration last week that he was leaving the Republican Party, Mr. Bloomberg gained a place on the long list of possible presidential candidates who are subjected to constant examination and assessment.
He said he found a sense of intellectual and spiritual liberation in Judaism because it encourages constant examination.
"Listen, it's a strain," says Tom Brokaw, the longtime anchor of "Nightly News," who remains an active and revered figure at NBC. "And it's under constant examination.
Examination of a constant strain-rate tensile test of a model amorphous metal reveals four different stages in the microscopic processes that lead to formation of a shear band.
Oral history, like all academic disciplines, exists in a constant state of evolution and self-examination.
Likewise, our examinations of deviations from a constant rate of cladogenesis as compared to randomly generated pure-birth topologies also supported the hypothesis that there was a burst of diversification coincident with the initial shift to a pelagic habit.
