Sentence examples for always undergoing from inspiring English sources

Philosophy's cause isn't helped by the fact that it is, indeed is almost always, undergoing something like an identity crisis.

"The BBC of course is always undergoing change, we're having to go through things differently and cope with different demands on us," Hall said.

The one constant in the academic picture is that students are always undergoing a turbulence of mind and body; they are sure something is profoundly wrong with their lot - something the president is, by his very nature, incapable of comprehending.

Table 1, the contents of which are always undergoing change primarily because of newly observed associations, provides an overview of the bodily systemic functions and patho-physiological states in which testosterone finds itself implicated.

Kids have always undergone surgical procedures and have had to be anesthetized and sedated.

Maybe the Open always undergoes an energy slump right after Labor Day — a mid-tourney calm before the storm of the quarter-finals.

Still, it can be said that a social movement has a career; for as it endures it always undergoes changes in many of its characteristics, though the sequence of these changes may vary from movement to movement.

Support-based clustering methods always undergo two phases.

Anodic methoxylation and acetoxylation reactions of five membered cyclic sulfides such as thiazolidines, 1,3-oxathiolanes and 1,3-dithiolanes, which have been reported to not always undergo the Pummerer reaction, were successfully carried out by using a fluoride ion mediator.

Matter always undergoes changes during a chemical reaction, transforming it into a completely different substance.

Death and the internet have always undergone a loveless and legislative relationship, milestoned by court cases in which families have and haven't managed to gain access to deceased loved ones' online accounts.