Sentence examples for constantly rather from inspiring English sources

Timelier updates would allow PredPol to whirr out crime predictions constantly, rather than once per shift.

"Kabaddi could be altered so you had to sledge constantly, rather than say kabaddi …" suggests Hugh Maguire.

Some people think a better solution would be less pressure to work constantly, rather than more child care.

And I was checking my email constantly, rather than getting on with my real work, which is reading and writing.

"The human condition" is the constantly, rather emptily tolling phrase in postwar discussion of his work, which was taken to depict a humanity martyred by memories of war, atomic dread, the death of God.

In Tokyo defence guidelines to be released at the end of the year appear likely to articulate a new policy of patrolling the seas and skies around the Senkaku islands constantly, rather than intermittently, as now.

We're constantly cowered rather than getting out there and telling the world".

But when we're constantly reaching rather than occasionally being satisfied with what we have in front of us, that's a recipe for perpetual dissatisfaction.

Thus, although we will always have a plurality of perspectives, their constitution is constantly shifting rather than static, and there is no stable correspondence between individuals and perspectives.

The nice thing about this is that it keeps you moving forward, working to constantly improve rather than lament and give up.

Furthermore, when almost every teacher is good and is constantly learning rather then getting drive-by training in top-down priorities, they rub off on each other.