Sentence examples for constant to prove from inspiring English sources

The number has since grown tenfold, but it still leaves plenty of wriggle room for the cosmological constant to prove, well, not so constant after all.

Since ( 3 + α ) α 2 4 ( 1 + α ) 2 is a constant, to prove K 1 ( z, 0 ) ≢ 0, we need to prove that R ( z ) is nonconstant.

Like that other patrician Tennessean, Mr Frist feels a constant need to prove himself.

Plus, some of her choices seriously annoyed me, she seemed to have a constant need to prove herself.

Others are guns for hire, eternal wanderers driven by a constant need to prove themselves again and again.

Her mother was proud but also felt a constant need to prove herself in a world dominated by men.

He thrived in conflicted relationships with controlling bosses — first Brown, then DeBartolo — and felt a constant need to prove himself to the media.

During the course of my most recent relationship, I felt a constant need to prove that I was smart, secure, strong and self-sufficient.

Yet an unhealthy level of suspicion from those in power – namely politicians, education leaders and the public – ensures that teachers are under constant pressure to prove themselves.

Beneficiaries should see themselves not as debtors, with the constant need to prove to benefactors that they are indeed grateful, but as trustees, who already have the confidence of their depositors.

It's the constant need to prove who you are.