Sentence examples for constantly figured out from inspiring English sources

"We have constantly figured out ways of keeping our soil fertile: recycling waste, transporting guano, digging up phosphate, collecting bones and finally synthesising nitrogen," says DeFries.

Doing business the Wal-Mart way means constantly figuring out how to cut costs.

I'm constantly figuring out how we can accomplish the most, in the least of amount of time, with the money we have today.

You're constantly figuring out what works for you".

As a "Fashion Police" host and a red carpet regular, Giuliana Rancic must constantly figure out ways to stand out amid the shining stars she interviews (and judges).

This means that you are always adapting to a changing situation and constantly figuring out how to work with diminished abilities.

Constantly be figuring out what you can do for other people and what they can do for you.

Mr. Rumsfeld has alienated some senior officers, mostly those who have not figured out that the secretary, a former wrestler at Princeton, is constantly testing them.

Fortunately, airlines, particularly European, Asian and Middle Eastern carriers, have figured out ways to ease the headaches of a business clientele that's constantly on the go.

It felt like we were constantly figuring things out as we went along.

He is constantly... not scheming it's not the right word but constantly trying to figure out what other people's angles are".