Sentence examples for becomes a constant from inspiring English sources

Life becomes a constant juggling act when the money starts running out.

Rather, the head, literally disembodied but not gruesomely severed, becomes a constant motif that symbolizes the dead warrior's spirit.

It's a concept which jars at first, but then becomes a constant and poignant reminder of a world irretrievably lost.

However, the plant sensor becomes a constant reminder in your home that you do this kind of stuff together.

As for the book's barroom scenes, Quirke has conspicuously given up "the gargle," which becomes a constant talking point for other characters.

We propose, first, a reduction or a write-off on the sovereign officially held Greek debt that is sufficient to ensure that Greece's entire sovereign debt becomes a constant or declining fraction of G.D.P. Second, we call for sizable, front-loaded official financing to ensure that Greece can signal credibly its debt repayment capacity over the medium term.

This is to ensure that the motor becomes a constant-torque, variable speed device.

For the special case γ max=0, the source becomes a constant-rate source (CRS) and the optimal allocation is independent of any particular video segment k provided that the service bandwidth, the utility coefficients, and client RC distributions are fixed.

Dr. Slepian became a constant target.

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

It became a constant point of contention.