Sentence examples for constancy with the from inspiring English sources

Since joining the team in a trade in 1992, Favre's constancy with the Packers is one of the few stable things in the constantly changing league.

Charles Darwin's Origin of Species (1859) replaced the assumption of constancy with the theory of descent with modification.

What brings them so close is their conception of art and the constancy with which they sought the means of clear, truthful expression.

But I love Wakefield's constancy juxtaposed with the ridiculous unpredictability of his knuckler.

Light lets her personal constancy contrast with the messiness of Mrs Johnson's personal life, showing how a woman who believes herself in control can be revealed as powerless.

Do our friends and family truly understand the constancy with which we are expected to learn, process and put into practice new ideas and techniques?

Only very occasionally has it failed ; for example, it makes no mention of sulpha drugs, such as sulphapyridine ; but the constancy with which it succeeds makes its failure a notable event.

The rigid constancy with which calcium levels are maintained, both in the individual and throughout all higher vertebrate classes, attests to the biological importance of such regulation.

In the words of Andrea Becky Hanson, "the particular challenge we have in this era of human evolution is the incredible fast pace and 24/7/365 constancy with which new information and energy become available to us, and the incredible speed it is transmitted and downloaded.

The Gracilariales, unlike the Gelidiales, is noted for genome size constancy, with all species of Gracilaria investigated having identical 2C DNA contents of 0.4 pg and chromosome complements of 2 n = 48 (Kapraun and Dutcher 1991; Kapraun 1993 a ).

Most women over 34 also showed career constancy, with one exception: Women aged 45 to 54 increased their median longevity to 7.3 years from 6.3 years in 1983.