Sentence examples for constantly formed from inspiring English sources

It's sort of like Game of Thrones, where regime changes are fast and alliances are constantly formed and broken.

A friend and contemporary of the economist Adam Smith and the philosopher David Hume, Hutton is credited with proving that the Earth's crust and rocks were being constantly formed and reformed over long geological ages, and not by a single act of God or a series of catastrophes.

3D printing is growing and expanding as new uses are constantly formed for the technology.

Volatile fatty acids (VFA), as intermediates of the methane production process, are always present in the biogas reactor and are constantly formed and degraded.

The lens substance is thus composed of fibres that are constantly formed from elongation of the equatorial epithelium.

During wiring of the central nervous system, synaptic contacts are constantly formed, stabilized or eliminated.

The panoramic image changes constantly, forming and reforming in the eye of the beholder.

Artist bands were constantly forming and breaking up in the 1970s and '80s.

Time and again, in the years to come, summer would prove the crucible of the constantly forming American identity.

For photographers, the open city, he writes, was "ready-made composition, constantly forming new patterns" and also "anticomposition, a flux that refuses coherence".

A tough road lies ahead for Colau –not only because her party, 10 seats short of a majority, will need to constantly form alliances to govern.