Sentence examples for incessant checking from inspiring English sources

A Texan study earlier this year linked phone use and emotional instability, claiming that "incessant" checking acts as a pacifier, a distraction from the rubbishness of modern life.

And in other ways the internet subtracts value: the productivity destroyed by incessant checking of Twitter, the human interactions replaced by e-mail.

Is this incessant checking of emails and social media by their employees adding to productivity or just pointless stress?" If you're available 24/7 to your boss's – with all due respect – increasingly loopy and unremitting demands, and you're the kind of person who as a result gets overloaded, try harnessing the power of no.

"Incessant checking of emails, sending texts, tweeting, and surfing the web may act as pacifiers for the unstable individual distracting him or herself from the worries of the day and providing solace, albeit temporarily, from such concerns".

At least, you'd have thought they do, considering they now spend around five hours a day – a third of their waking hours – looking at them, buying stuff through them, taking photos with them and checking the incessant stream of notifications they receive from friends and family on them.

Structurally, the six-movement score has the potential to drift, but Pletnev kept the incessant surges in check and drew a clear arc from beginning to end.

Still foremost among these experts, of course, is Anthony Seldon, Blair's biographer, a familiar byline round these parts and the master of Wellington College, the ravishing Berkshire establishment where he is celebrated for introducing happiness classes along with incessant media name-checks that must be inspirational to his business competitors.

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