Sentence examples for of course constant from inspiring English sources

Everything that modern cellphones bring to games — touch screens, tilt sensitivity and of course constant Internet access — the tablets do better.

One of the first people she met was an aid worker who rattled off the problems: malaria, diarrhea, hunger, difficulties breathing because of all the dust, and of course, constant insecurity.

Thus, a semantics in which there is a single domain over which quantifiers range, the same for every state, is often called possibilist semantics or, of course, constant domain semantics.

Also, of course, constant access to the internet has changed the way we look up our drugs (like on Erowid or EcstasyData), and for better or worse, has given the average person the ability to order all kinds of substances online even far-fetched ones that most people have never heard of.

(Running, of course, is constant jumping).

"We like to think of the Magna Carta as a settled historical document," she says, "but it is of course in constant need of renewal in each generation.

And of course the constant criticism of the architects who lost, including the incontournable Viollet-le-Duc, who among other things hated the monumental staircase.

Ah! Good question, sir. Well — very roughly speaking, I would describe it as the mind's response to industrialization, the saturation propaganda of governments and advertisers, two world wars, the concentration camp, the dimming of faith by science, and, of course, the constant threat of annihilation.

First came the ship part: getting used to everything being bolted down, close quarters with the same few dozen people, and, of course, the constant rocking and motion.

Furthermore, assume a suboptimal solution with value (hat {P}_{t}) existing, which of course, a constant value with (hat {P}_{t}>0, t in (t i-1), t i-1) existing.

Well there's that and then there is of course the constant farting and shitting.