Sentence examples for a subject of constant from inspiring English sources

The level of financing has also been a subject of constant debate.

Like Iraq, North Korea has been a subject of constant division and argument within the Bush administration, almost since the day the president took office.

Ms. Prada, wearing a checked shirt and calling it "my obsession," said the starting point of the set was a still life of the bourgeoisie — a subject of constant fascination for the designer.

In Southern Rhodesia, too, where the BSAC developed commercial farming to attract immigrants and raise revenue, even the limited African reserves that had been set aside at imperial insistence were a subject of constant contention.

The CME's market capitalisation has quadrupled since it went public in late 2002, and its prospective shopping list is now a subject of constant speculation.As well as shareholders, regulators must approve the deals between Nasdaq and Instinet and between the NYSE and Archipelago.

Rumours about his health remain a subject of constant discussion on the streets of Harare.

In recent years, the scope of the rule has been a subject of almost constant judicial controversy both in trial and appellate courts.

Britain's "productivity problem" is a subject of almost constant debate.

Hynix has been struggling under a mountain of debt, estimated to be worth about $5 billion, and is the subject of constant negotiations about a new rescue plan.

Vice, which has shareholders including Fox and WPP, is the subject of constant takeover speculation at a price tag of $5bn.

It also argues, in what could be couched as a post-Snowden observation, that the law is likely to generate a feeling that citizens' private lives are "the subject of constant surveillance".