Sentence examples for been a constant subject from inspiring English sources
This issue has been a constant subject of gossip and conjecture at Westminster, around Whitehall and in the media.
One might have expected that a man with his sympathies would have been a constant subject of reproach and complaint.
New York itself has been a constant subject: the twin towers, snow falling between the downtown buildings, winter after winter, fleeting spring in Central Park.
"The increased awareness around the long-term impact of head trauma on men that played football has been a constant subject of conversation among the players".
Virginity – losing it, trying to lose it, trying to hang on to it – has been a constant subject of drama, literature and the movies, and handled variously as comedy, tragedy and complicated embarrassment.
WPP, the advertising giant, is also reported to have a shareholding and the company, which is on track to make $1bn in revenues this year, has been a constant subject of takeover speculation.
In this city, as in most others in France these days, crime and how to combat it is a constant subject of discussion.
Democrats would partially overlap with conservatives or Christian Democrats here, but the absence of any sort of electable socialist movement in America is a constant subject of incomprehension.
A player's right to leave school early was a constant subject yesterday as coaches talked about a new N.B.A. developmental league and the league's consideration to add a minimum age of 20 years.
The school authorities decided that being a wife, and no doubt soon to be a mother, was incompatible with being a doctor.Ruth grew up in a home where women's rights were a constant subject of discussion at the dinner table.
Yelp, a firm that hosts online reviews and makes money from local ads, is "one of the most obvious take-out candidates," says Mark Mahaney of RBC Capital Markets, an investment bank.Yahoo, a darling of the late 1990s internet bubble, is a constant subject of takeover speculation.
