We will miss her constant concern for our welfare and wellbeing.
Money, too, is a constant concern for amateur boxers, who must pay coaches and travel expenses.
His dreamy work pursues goals quite contrary to the constant concern for reality that characterised both Monet and Degas.
"It just opens a threshold that has to be a constant concern for the D.A.," she said.
Although there were fewer accidents in 2008, they remain a constant concern for the 240 million people living among the country's more than 17,000 islands.
The possibility of legal repercussions arising from negligence of health and safety issues can be a constant concern for many companies.
It was there in the constant concern for the safety of one's partner, there in the lingo: "no man's land," "funhouse," "field inspection".
A constant concern for those who believe in academic freedom and oppose censorship is when school board members, not educators, become decision-makers in the selection of educational material.
Second, because the two men who edited her official letters cut out almost all of her correspondence with other women, which demonstrate her constant concern for her children, because they found women's letters "tiresome".
Driving over sastrugi (hard, wind-sculpted snow banks), deep snow, and ice makes for difficult work – not to mention the constant concern for hidden crevasses that can swallow a truck and its passengers, leaving them a hundred feet down.
