Sentence examples for constant for decades from inspiring English sources

On average, two women in England and Wales die each week as a result of domestic violence, a figure that has remained constant for decades.

Analysts say such moves would amount to a profound shift in a policy toward China that has remained remarkably constant for decades across Republican and Democratic administrations.

"The reason the dumb watch has remained a constant for decades is that it is almost a perfect form factor. Convenient and only as obtrusive as you wish it to be.

She drones and under-enunciates, the better to be misunderstood, and with several band members who have been a constant for decades — the guitarist Waddy Wachtel and the percussionist Lenny Castro — she fitted the songs to the audience's memory.

It has been a club-music constant for decades because it works: a kick-drum thump that's blunt enough so anyone can find the downbeat, with a dollop of swing from syncopated high-hats.

Hence, we proposed a method of NPP-fraction to detect future urban NPP, assuming that the ratio of real NPP to potential NPP for urban cells remains constant for decades.

Yet pro-industry propaganda and corruption, which have been constants for decades, are not the whole story.

"It's been a constant pursuit for decades to make low-cost electrocatalysts with high activity and long durability," Dai said.

The four "streams" in music education — orchestra, chorus, marching band and jazz band — have remained constant for four decades, while a third generation is growing up listening to rock and pop music.

Adding heterotrophs to the mix means Calysta can be less fussy about exactly which sources of natural gas it uses to feed its bugs.At the moment, the world produces about 5m tonnes of fish-meal a year, a number that has been constant for four decades and is limited by the size of the Earth's fisheries.

That the proportion of undergraduates opting for S&E majors has remained remarkably constant for 3 decades is hardly natural law.