The phrase 'constant arguments' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a situation when two or more people are arguing frequently. For example: "The couple's constant arguments had been taking a toll on their relationship."
There she took out her frustration on her mother, letting off steam through constant arguments.
The predicate names as well as their constant arguments are treated in a case insensitive manner.
During the constant arguments about race and merit, everyone could point to Mr. Obama and find justification for their views.
Back then Rolling Stone was closer to a collective, but Wenner tired quickly of the constant arguments.
It was his parents' constant arguments that haunted his waking life… Most of his performing was done for his family-telling jokes and improvising sketches.
She informs us that she grew up in a household of "constant arguments, punctuated by shouts and blows, between my father and mother".
And Washington's prestige was so high that the very fact that he had been there in Philadelphia and approved the new doc ument was one of the powerful, constant arguments that bent legislatures to ratifi cation.
Living with the tensions in their marriage -- the constant arguments that ended in brief, tenuous reconciliations -- Arana convinced herself that there was no terra firma, and that the world was a very shaky place.
It's remarkable, this programme on which we see constant arguments about women are pretty enough or too pretty to get ahead in business, whether women cry too much to make it to the top, or bitch too much, or can take it less seriously or can be witty, or have what it takes to make it and be respected in business..
Constant arguments over which method was appropriate meant that Carlson eventually had to fire the local manager.
Especially, oscillation of advanced impulsive differential equations with piecewise constant arguments has been studied in [6].
