Sentence examples for constantly near from inspiring English sources

Temperate glaciers, however, with temperatures beneath the immediate subsurface constantly near the freezing (or the melting) point, can, like their associated snowfields, release large quantities of water during a given warm season.

Wayne Simien, a 6-foot-9 junior forward, led the Jayhawks with 30 points, 18 of them on 20 free throws as he was fouled constantly near the basket after the Jayhawks beat the Blazers' press with quick passes.

The student participants recognized their need to be constantly near their device".

In this young man he appear[s] to have taken the most lively, and even brotherly, interest.. Moore's work was commented on by Byron's close friend, John Hobhouse, who noted that "Moore had not the remotest guess at the real reason which induced Lord B. at that time to prefer having no Englishman immediately or constantly near him".

The proportion of cases infected abroad was constantly near 25% of all reported cases, for the whole of the country.

The cameras in that series constantly offer near-DSLR performance in a compact size, but Nikon has so far not been able to produce such a product.

I don't know if many of the children here have ever existed without tank-shell holes in their walls and the towers of an occupying army surveying them constantly from the near horizons.

That audience is affluent, book-obsessed and traveling near constantly.

The plants were divided into two groups as follows: (i) a control treatment group, in which the plants were constantly irrigated to near field capacity, and (ii) a drought stress group, in which the plants were subjected to a complete suspension of irrigation.

He is constantly measuring near against far.

The factory has constantly hovered near bankruptcy.