Sentence examples for constantly measure from inspiring English sources

Jonathan Propper, the company's founder, said Dropps came about after his wife complained of having to constantly measure liquid detergent to keep up with their family's laundry.

The author's first collection of short fiction focuses on American women in exotic locales who are searching for themselves even as they constantly measure their distance from husbands, families and lovers.

The satellites' microwave range finders will constantly measure the distance between them to sense any change in separation greater than one micron -- about one-fiftieth the width of a human hair.

"I have learned that having a higher purpose and value is number one; it is important for employers to constantly measure how happy people are and come up with tactical plans to make sure it can be sustained".

What if Brooklyn's recent cachet as the locus for what's next is little more than a thin and fragile crust of chic, hiding the insecurity of people who constantly measure the social currency of their ZIP code by Manhattan standards?

In 2010, the Delhi government posted six state-of-the-art monitoring machines around the capital that now constantly measure a host of pollutants, sending real-time data to a publicly accessible Web site.

He is constantly measuring near against far.

He lives by the metric of success, constantly measuring the imagined distance between himself and others.

Enernoc constantly measures the electrical use of the businesses where it has installed a system.

But with humour, the "funny" writer is being constantly measured against this intention to make the reader laugh.

Universities are under pressure to be efficient and effective, and are constantly measured and compared on these qualities.