Sentence examples for which meant constantly from inspiring English sources

Keeping Facebook running, which meant constantly adding more servers, was starting to cost real money.

Learning to live with migraine was a process of adjusting, which meant constantly being on guard and always considering what would happen if they had a migraine before committing themselves to engage in activities.

Which means constantly re-examining the standards and conventions that define those qualities.

Google's business model explains why it has to keep its audience as large as possible — which means constantly adding more users, more information, and more search features (five hundred improvements every year, according to Schmidt and Rosenberg).

"The kind of things that you need to do make an economy that is clean and reducing its fossil fuel consumption is precisely the same thing you need to do to make the economy productive and competitive internationally, which means constantly transforming itself around new technology," Dr. Kelly said.

Oblivion had a problem where all content was "level-appropriate", which meant you were constantly riding a power curve and had to take care not to fall behind with suboptimal decisions.

Unfortunately, guests started picking off the wooden leaves, which meant that Thomas was constantly ordering replacements.

It was summer, which meant that it was constantly 15 degrees hotter in the Valley than in the city.

Which meant that he was constantly mixing high art with low, a maneuver that still looked new and exciting in the nineties.

So I was often in a position when I had to delegate, I had to direct constantly, which meant there was no time for me to do what I really wanted to do or to focus on bigger picture and strategy.

Kat is a forensic scientist, which means she constantly has to refine her skills to keep up to date with developments in her field.