Sentence examples for constantly applied from inspiring English sources

(The phrase means, roughly, "just plain folks," and Cai constantly applied it to himself).

John McCain has renounced the "maverick" label he constantly applied to himself during his 2008 presidential run.

But pressure is constantly applied to African governments, mainly by big US corporations, because Africa and Asia are the only industry hopes for GM expansion.

That was another polished word of the times — "strong, stern, severe" — and people constantly applied it to their analysis of Egyptian leaders.

The need to distribute profits means that these firms are constantly inhaling and exhaling capital rather than storing up cash: market discipline is constantly applied as a result.

Perhaps he has learned, as Mr Blair did, that public-service reform is a Sisyphean rock: pressure has to be constantly applied to stop it slipping back.

Nike does this by constantly applying new technologies to sports shoes, for example.

His mother must constantly apply an ointment to his behind, which is scarred from months in bed.

That's impossible if you are having to constantly apply either to Creative Scotland lottery funding or Grants for the Arts.

It was restrained of the producers not to constantly apply a lightbulb graphic above his head, so blatant was the on-air thinking at points.

Constantly applying the texts he had produced to new contexts which emerged and then adjusting his ideas to keep his ideas dynamic.