Sentence examples for is constantly raising from inspiring English sources

Guardian.co.uk was named Digital News Service of the Year and the judges praised the site's WikiLeaks coverage as "a jaw dropper", adding that "Guardian.co.uk is constantly raising the bar by which other news-oriented websites are judged".

So although Doctorow, by presenting various kinds of outlaws, is constantly raising the specter of morality in his fiction, he never can decide how to dole the morality out.

"I think in a tight labor market people are tempted to say 'We have to settle.'" Amazon, in fact, claims that it is constantly raising the bar for hiring people.

Corrosive, hypocritical western policy is one key subject that is constantly raised in conversations across the Middle East.

So we are constantly raising the bar.

"We are constantly raising the bar," he said.

We want to be constantly raising the level of play of every guy wearing this uniform.

"You look at the American League, and teams are constantly raising the bar," said Michael Young, the veteran designated hitter.

We are going to continue to implement the programmes throughout the next four years to ensure we are constantly raising the bar".

"Some older teachers were constantly raising their hands," said one newly hired English teacher, "arguing about policies of the Department of Education, attacking the trainers".

In fact, it makes no sense to set the target anywhere else, since to do so means you either are constantly raising rates (until the economy crashes), or constantly lowering them (until you hit zero).