Sentence examples for describe a constant from inspiring English sources

Other previous inmates of the camp describe a constant stream of beatings, murder and intimidation.

In short, dragging up the term "New Normal" to describe "a constant state of regulatory change," does little to illuminate the condition but the does give GFT a clever-sounding tagline.

Others describe a constant fear of making mistakes.

He went on to describe "a constant chase between me and security" that lasted for years.

Consistent with other European studies, the caregivers in our study describe a constant struggle to gain influence [ 52, 64] and to participate in the care decision-making process for their older relatives [ 26] despite the explicit expectation of their involvement.

Ms. Upton described a constant sense of anxiety.

One veteran newsroom manager said Mr. Brauchli has described "a constant fight" with the publisher over making further cuts.

He describes a constant run of political bickering, inadequate staff support and forbidden socializing between conductor and musicians, all capped by a bureaucratic cabal to oust him.

Ms. Roney also describes a constant awareness of mortality that begins the moment she wakes up and follows her in her sleep.

Regardless of when they served, women described a constant struggle to balance work and family, especially if they had young children.

Morrow said that many of those interviewed for the report described a "constant drip of insult, harassment and verbal abuse" as an everyday normality", resulting in loss of confidence and social isolation.