Sentence examples for constantly to achieve from inspiring English sources

"Through five years of intensive negotiation on this treaty and on the supplemental documents," Mr. Scheffer said, "the United States has labored constantly to achieve two major objectives.

Singapore has led the way with using variable tolls to smooth traffic flows during rush-hours; Britain is pioneering "smart motorways", whose speed limits vary constantly to achieve a similar effect.

I often make the analogy that starting a company is like being a Roomba (that robot vacuum that zooms across your floors), because the robot often hits the walls and has to course-correct constantly to achieve its cleaning objective.

Airway pressure was adjusted constantly to achieve constant expiratory tidal volume of 6 mL/kg.

Beyonce works constantly to achieve her goals, including dancing all day long in high heels in order to get ready for a music tour.

They constantly push to achieve their dreams.

We are therefore constantly striving to achieve a delicate balance.

"Strange Ways" sounds like several songs constantly competing to achieve dominance.

In hydrometric stations, water levels are continuously observed and discharge rating curves are constantly updated to achieve accurate river levels and discharge observations.

If I'm honest, I think the prospect of me constantly striving to achieve more at the expense of my own mental health is a bigger long-term threat to my child's confidence than the allure of Call of Duty.

The idea of tidying up our lives, ridding ourselves of material clutter, is ancient and enduring, a practical and emotional goal we're constantly trying to achieve – check out "storage solutions" on Pinterest to see almost fetish-like homages to tidiness.