Sentence examples for constantly scrambling from inspiring English sources

The city is no longer beset by frequently maturing short-term debt that left officials constantly scrambling to pay off loans.

The North Korean leadership worries obsessively about an American military attack and is constantly scrambling for additional revenue to sustain its country's imploding economy and finance its armed forces and advanced weapons programs.

And it is now thoroughly geared to the music business as disrupted by the Internet: where sales of recordings have fallen but avenues of exposure have multiplied, where selling a song for a commercial or soundtrack can be a rare windfall for an unknown band, and where all acts, new or established, are constantly scrambling for attention.

Behind the scenes, flight crews, florists, concierges and cooks are constantly scrambling to make sure that everything works seamlessly.

Parsons acknowledged that it made more sense and cost much less to instead improve the AOL product, in order to stem the subscriber defections that the ISP was constantly scrambling to replace.

It was a theme on a night the Clippers were constantly scrambling with their defensive coverages.

In most years, index funds, intended to mirror the market's performance, tend to do better than actively managed funds that constantly scramble for the next hot holding.

Led by Chief Executive and Viacom veteran– Mel Karmazin Mel Karmazin, Sirius constantly scrambles for new artillery as it battles market leader XM Satellite Radio for new subscribers.

But many tech companies loathe quarterly earnings calls because they force them to constantly scramble to meet immediate metric goals rather than doing what's best for their company long-term.

But today, Woods was outplayed, hitting errant tee shots that constantly left him scrambling.

Slowly add a couple of tbs at a time of the syrup mixture, whisking constantly to avoid "scrambling" the eggs.