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The phrase "as you constantly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an ongoing action or behavior that someone is regularly engaged in.
Example: "As you constantly strive for excellence, your hard work does not go unnoticed."
Alternatives: "as you continually" or "as you repeatedly".
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You will learn your different strengths and weaknesses as you constantly reflect on your practice.
Foraging can be incredibly rewarding, as you constantly discover new ways to use the plants you find.
The more you can do it without thinking the better you actually perform, as you constantly make tiny corrections for balance against power.
The wager, and I know you like gambling, as you constantly mention your love of poker (yuck) almost as much as your fondness of food (yes, you have a food blog), is your day rate of $700.
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Feeling bad about the way you look can be like a painful hangnail -- it nags at you constantly, even as you go through your serious, important day, handling big issues and trying to improve the world around you.
You means I, one, you, as well as the you inside you constantly talk to.
It's a hard way to start your day as you're constantly trying to catch your breath throughout the session.
"Playing on tour can be a little one-dimensional, as you're constantly on the road, thinking about one thing: golf," he said.
Organising is very physical work, mentally demanding at times as you are constantly problem solving – and sometimes an emotional journey when the client is struggling.
Race the Sun iOS (£3.99) You may have seen futuristic racing games before but Race the Sun comes with a clever concept: the world that you zip your solar glider through changes every day, as you race constantly against the sunset.
You never get into your flow as you are constantly interrupting yourself.
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