Sentence examples for more constant than from inspiring English sources

But the truth is, nothing is more constant than change.

These giants are more constant than evergreens By being never green.

Skuli has thrived in our nuclear family, which is stricter and more constant than what he knew before.

Somewhat more constant than her love life has been Holt's passion for international drama, another thing she discovered during the Open Space days.

Early on Plies was stiff; both his hype man and his backing vocal track were louder, and more constant, than he was.

"All histories are against you," Captain Harville insists, when Austen's levelheaded heroine, Anne Elliot, argues that women are more constant than men.

This is the best picture we have of how the entire Universe behaves, but it requires more constants than even the 26 the well-measured Universe demands.

However, our results show how survival of bearded vultures changes through a bird's lifespan in an unnatural way, with non-adult birds (<5y old) having higher and more constant estimates than adults (0.944 and 0.878, respectively, see Fig. 2).

Free IAA in MADS8/9as apples was considerably higher, and had a more constant level than those observed in 'Royal Gala' at all time points (Fig. 2).

The more constant perforators larger than 0.5 mm were localized next to the branching-off site of the superior labial artery.

Our model's estimated FA values are more constant and precise than those of the simpler model.