The phrase "almost constantly is" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a state or condition that occurs nearly all the time, with very few exceptions.
Example: "The weather in this region almost constantly is rainy, making it difficult to plan outdoor activities."
Alternatives: "nearly always is" or "virtually always is".
She knows that many in Congress initially had trouble taking her seriously, particularly in her first weeks when she was almost constantly being trailed by a gaggle of reporters seeking to chronicle her compelling personal story.
That means the Linux kernel is almost constantly being patched and updated all by a volunteer army of programmers dedicated to seeing the glue of the Internet succeed.
Eventually, it turned out that "users" who used Dropbox the most – like almost constantly – were either using is illegitimately (like trying to use it as a CDN etc) or it was just bugs.
And approaches and touches to mothers from their fully-dependent infants (who needed to nurse and reestablish contact almost constantly) were excluded.
Unfortunately, you have to wear them almost constantly, which is probably not so much fun.
Psychological symptoms were measured on four levels in the original questionnaire (rarely, occasionally, frequently or almost constantly), variables were later recoded into two categories: frequently and almost constantlyvs all others; Distress from at least one psychosocial symptom: n < 51%; Psychosocial symptoms: feeling sad: n < 49%, worry: n < 50%, irritable: n < 59%, nervous: n < 57%.
But almost constantly it's someone whose bio says 'proud father of two!' And has some high-end job.
While Index – alongside most VCs – seems to have a partner on a plane almost constantly, it's London which has acted as the bedrock of its strategy.
Forty-five percent of teens say they're online almost constantly, and they are more likely to be harassed, as a result.
