Sentence examples for constantly up for from inspiring English sources

The vast majority of porn performers work as independent contractors, negotiating on a per-gig basis, leaving workplace standards constantly up for debate and mostly up to producers.

There is something of Paul Collingwood about Rogers, in that his place in the side seems to be constantly up for discussion regardless of what he achieves.

The conventions of circus and circus-theatre are constantly up for reinvention, and the French-Canadian company Les 7 Doigts De La Main (The 7 Fingers) ambitiously aims to leave its own mark on the genre.

But as Sturtevant shows, the border between original and copy, invention and plagiarism, is constantly up for negotiation.

But which site will host that social intrigue is constantly up for grabs.

What qualifies as research and what qualifies as procrastination is constantly up for debate.

Mr. Pataki was also on the road constantly, showing up for every ribbon cutting and economic development announcement he could.

It's not right that they have to do so, but they constantly step up for your children.

Contemporary clerics shunned his views and quarantined him in society and he was constantly locked up for his views at the Damascus Citadel.

This also works doubly because if I don't take the eagles to my side I'm going to have to fight a two pronged battle one in the air and one on the dirt—I don't need to be constantly looking up for these goddamn winged menaces all the time.

This also works doubly because if I don't put the eagles on my side, I'm going to have to fight a two-pronged battle one in the air, and one on the dirt—I don't need to be constantly looking up for these goddamn winged menaces all the time.