Sentence examples for a matter of constant from inspiring English sources

But it's still a matter of constant adjustments.

For Mr. Durning name recognition was more a matter of constant exposure.

What motivates people to sell at auction, especially given the precariousness of the economy, is a matter of constant speculation.

Castro knows that his future is a matter of constant speculation; given his age and his meteoric career path, it could hardly be otherwise.

A critical component of the king's effectiveness and a matter of constant concern for Charlemagne was the army, in which all freemen were obligated to serve at their own expense when summoned by the king.

Even in established federal democracies (e.g., Canada, Germany, and the United States), the exact distribution of powers between levels of government is a matter of constant dispute between central and subnational governments.

Reality, in Tolstoy's world, is a matter of such constant adjustments and necessary estrangements.

Otherwise, my isolation was a matter of practicalities, with constant phone calls and many visitors making arrangements for the medivac.

For faith is a matter of lived experience, of constant striving within an individual's existence.

From that point the novel was a matter of accretion, growth and constant revision.

As a matter of fact, those two constants are so important that other impairments do not give further explanations (impact variable: (constant), tongue mobility, cervical mobility, speech to foreigners, swelling, force, mouth opening; depending variable: wish for further CRS).