Sentence examples for constantly to meet from inspiring English sources

Coal, the cheapest fuel, currently produces America's baseload power: coal-fired plants run constantly to meet basic demand, with natural gas switched on when demand is higher.

Universities are not built to be market driven, changing constantly to meet student needs.

With what means and which objective in mind would a competition authority do that?" Google's algorithm is a valuable trade secret that changes constantly to meet consumer demands in a rapidly evolving internet.

Dr. Gbagba says that the distribution plans are adapted constantly to meet increases and decreases in population.

However, it is possible that there exists another virus-producing cell type in which integration proceeds slowly and constantly to meet these kinetic constraints.

Highly successful people tend to be perfectionistic, constantly striving to meet impossible standards.

Our officers are well-trained and equipped and we are constantly evolving to meet the threat from terrorism.

"We are dedicated to creating a smarter way to fly and we intend to constantly evolve to meet all business class travellers' needs.

Davis said: "I don't recall specific letters but we are constantly working to meet and exceed the guidelines of business partners".

"The public pick up the bill for the BBC and it is right that it constantly evolves to meet their expectations," said Sir Michael Lyons, chairman of the BBC Trust.

Lyons said: "The public pick up the bill for the BBC and it is right that it constantly evolves to meet their expectations.