Sentence examples for constant question of from inspiring English sources

For architects, Mr. Nicolow said, there is a constant question of whether to take a bad project and try to make it better.

To the immense relief of the rest of Canada, national unity had been preserved, albeit by a mere 53,498 votes out of nearly 4.7m.The constant question of Canadian politics is how long that unity will last.

The constant question of the novel, though, sparks from these moments of make-believe as much as from the relatable, real-world moments: What if things were otherwise?

At 11, somehow, the tone of them changed: birthdays staggered from less a celebration of you and your achievements into a loaded social ceremony, a constant question of whether the cool kids from your school would turn up to your party, or whether you would be condemned here, in purgatory, playing an hour of laserquest with the exact six same boys you hang out with every break and lunchtime.

"I know what it's like for a guy like Chris to be in the middle of a Tour to deal with the constant questions which of course he is," said the American on Wednesday.

"The constant question in the back of your mind is, 'If I get past the initial hello and small talk, are they going to understand how I live my life?' " said Mr. Puente, who works as a drug counselor at a methadone clinic in the Bronx.

That's been a constant question and roadblock in our development of Forage City.

The constant question facing ADP -- and arguably all of us: How do we holistically address the barriers that disproportionately affect low-income people and people of color -- structural racism and systemic poverty -- while building a sustainable, relevant model for economic prosperity?

Everyday, it's a constant question.

However, in the case of elastic dissimilarity defined by the non-zero second Dundurs' constant, the question of obtaining a closed-form solution to the integral equation is a much tougher one.

When you have depression, there's the constant nagging question of "What's the point?" While we can't live for another person and love alone is not enough the states of fantasy and lust, and the neurochemicals they release, are enough to rig our systems temporarily.