Sentence examples for more constantly than from inspiring English sources

"Advanced" wind turbines that are higher and have a larger rotor compared to rated capacity (lower specific rating) generate electricity more constantly than "classical" turbines.

My teen-aged daughters and their friends have a much more competitive sense of life than we (late boomers) ever did; they and their friends are tested, literally and figuratively, more intensively and more constantly than we were, in school, at home, and among friends.

I can get a better role in TV and work more constantly than I can waiting around for my friends in Canada to call me every four years -- which they do -- and I go up there and play a leading role.

I can attest that there are few people that are reminded more constantly than farmers and ranchers.

Why did female semipalmated sandpipers incubate longer and more constantly than males?

In general, the OmniPlex method performed more constantly than the MDA method, producing fairly the same call-and conflict-rates independently of the other variables tested.

Brahms's music, which kept his hands more constantly on the keys than Beethoven's, suffered less from this, but had its own problems of overly crisp presentation, undervaluing of the left hand and excessive speed.

According to the present study, PPIase is more constantly expressed in all the tissues than beta-actin and GAPDH.

These measures will cost money, although they may not cost more than constantly replacing struggling teachers (not to mention the long-term economic cost of churning out mediocre students).

It's more than constantly needing to correct people of your identity.

And it's constantly, constantly changing". More vexing than the sheer volume of dos and don'ts handed down every year is the issue of adjudication.