Sentence examples for constantly urged from inspiring English sources

Western leaders are constantly urged to press Israel to make concessions.

He constantly urged the factory to build cars that were faster, lighter, lower, wider and longer.

During the EU referendum, voters were constantly urged to "take back control" and regain parliamentary sovereignty from the EU.

Throughout the day, teachers constantly urged students to smile and "persevere" — or "ganbaru," a word frequently heard in Japan these days.

He has constantly urged the use of condoms (including making a celebrated send-off remark to guests at a function: "drive carefully and use a condom").

"When asked, we have constantly urged anyone returning to New Orleans to exercise caution, because the system now in place could fail in a Category 2 storm.

I'm constantly urging them to remain calm, be peaceful.

He testifies that insofar as he had any authority he was constantly urging humane treatment.

But these patients did what everyone, including me, is constantly urging them to do.

No doubt rightly, the government is constantly urging us to become more entrepreneurial.

He constantly urges his colleagues to stretch further -- and explain more.