Sentence examples for become a constant source from inspiring English sources

My lower back and hips have become a constant source of concern over time.

The sluggishness of the mass, labour-intensive military has become a constant source of frustration to civilian leaders.

Mr. Saleh's own financial resources have become a constant source of speculation, since it seems clear that his political survival depends on his ability to keep paying supporters.

"Lott's a political technician, not a visionary," says William Kristol, the publisher of the conservative Weekly Standard, which has become a constant source of annoyance to the Republican leaders, criticizing them as clueless, passive, and jittery.

For Richard A. Grasso, chief executive of the New York Stock Exchange, it has become a constant source of opportunity, amusement and frustration: the dinner parties he gives at the exchange for the winners of Chief Executive magazine's chief executive of the year award have lately been honoring people whose companies trade on Nasdaq.

How people express their love for one another has become a constant source of inspiration for novelists, playwrights, songwriters, and poets.

Like many children with A.D.H.D. (PDF), Victorino had significant problems in school, repeatedly got into accidents, and became a constant source of concern to the adults around him.

Lineage Labs' co-founder and CEO Firdaus Bhathena, a father of three, says he personally faced the problem Bevy aims to solve, as photo storage and sharing within his own family became a constant source of frustration.

It was during this match that Davidson earned his famous reputation for injury complaints, something that became a constant source of humour; he spent so much time on the massage table that his teammates attached a plaque that read "The AK Davidson Autograph Treatment Table".

"Change," she added, "has become a constant.

Institutional change has become a constant hobby of EU politicians.