Sentence examples for constantly appreciating from inspiring English sources
The art is constantly appreciating in value".
In its scale and durability only Rome can match China among western empires – though plenty rose and fell, not least Persia, another truly ancient empire whose residual pride we and the Americans constantly fail to appreciate in proper historical context.
[I was] constantly belittled and under appreciated by management.
Creating music that is widely appreciated and constantly in demand is harder still.
As Davis argues eloquently, we improperly burden people whose limitations we cannot directly see, and aren't sufficiently knowledgeable to appreciate, by constantly challenging them to prove their disabilities.
The system as designed has made them even wealthier than they already were, and gives them the leverage they need to ensure that their franchises are the constantly-appreciating assets they want them to be.
Peter Moruzzi, chairman of the Palm Springs Modern Committee, a preservation group, is constantly urging the city to appreciate and understand their own impressive inventory.
With regard to our regular announcements made on trains concerning our clean train campaign, cellphone courtesy and feet on seats, customers are constantly telling me that they appreciate the positive effect these announcements have on the quality-of-life issue on the trains.
Instead, appreciate it and constantly remind yourself that when the Android 2.1 update comes out, you can one-up the Nexus One by saying, "Well, at least mine has a physical keyboard".
