Sentence examples for constantly issuing from inspiring English sources

MySpace is constantly issuing press releases on new features or partnerships.

Indeed, Lincoln was perfectly able to work on colonization in 1863 and afterward without constantly issuing public updates.

The consultant is the commander of a warship under fire: pacing around the bridge, stalking the stats, constantly issuing commands, adapting strategy, balancing threats and nipping in with a nimble attacking stratagem whenever opportunity presents itself.

As Pepitone noted, they have offended just about everyone under the sun and aren't constantly issuing apologies.

Ahead of the storm's landfall, the government claims to have evacuated up to 800,000 people from vulnerable areas, while constantly issuing warnings to and coordinating efforts with various LGUs, especially in places such as Cebu and Bohol, which were hit by an earthquake earlier this year.

Mr Bellow's heroes lived in a world of cranks, crooks and wide boys, about whom warnings were constantly issued by fearsome grandmothers.

Those who do it do so to feel included in an adult atmosphere – and, largely against the warnings constantly issued by parents, teachers, cigarette packets and governments alike.

Ben Fallon, a spokesman for the White House Office of Science and Technology, said the administration had "constantly issued reports to Congress" that have advanced the nation's understanding on climate change.

By contrast Prime Minister Anthony Eden, during his disastrous Suez war of 1956, constantly issued what were, in effect, military orders to his commanders deciding, for instance, the weight of the bombs to be dropped on the Egyptians.

The grey-hole attacks measured are higher than the integrity attacks and this is due to the fact that when a node constantly issues integrity attacks, its trust-worthiness drops after only a few interactions, while for grey-hole attackers which randomly drop packets, it takes few more interactions to reveal the adversary nodes.

There are also constantly issues with the terms changing, because, as you said, the merchants are sold on the "Who's Who" pitch, and they agree to terms they should never have agreed to.