Sentence examples for constantly filing from inspiring English sources
Musicians are constantly filing "takedown" notices — in just the first twelve weeks of last year, Google received such notices for more than two hundred million links — but, often, after one link is taken down, the song goes right back up at another one.
That gives health scams a pretty short life span; people are constantly filing medical claims.
Scott Pruitt, Head Environmental Protection Agency: Previously the most dedicated crusader against the agency he is now supposed to lead -- constantly filing lawsuits to prevent the EPA from actually protecting the environment.
I am pretty sure it had to do with the fact that over the next 3 years I was constantly filing lawsuits against the institution as well as every other reform school, forestry camp, detention center and jail in the state that violated a teenager's rights.
Let's not get our hopes up as companies constantly file patents for different devices, only to never actually it.
He also says that piracy is actually his largest problem — advertisers flee when they are alerted to infringing material — and that he is constantly removing files at the request of Hollywood studios.
Tags is worth a try if you are a Mac user-it's an good idea in theory, but you may find it tedious to constantly "tag" files.
When Pelin Kenez and her co-founders were at their previous company, they were constantly moving files between designers and developers.
Windows Vista search indexing is constantly reviewing files on your system to make their contents available for quick searching.
Grassley is not comfortable filing two reports because the software program is constantly being updated with new data and filing two reports two different ways at two different times could lead to discrepancies," said Grassley spokeswoman Jill Gerber.
In the statement, Facebook, which gets requests for account data constantly, said it had filed the brief against the Manhattan DA's "sweeping warrants" as part of its efforts to get the government to return the data it had seized.
