Sentence examples for with constant use from inspiring English sources

Even with constant use and recharging, the designers say, the Candela bulbs will last three years.

And then their arms, which for their riches and beauty they wore with pleasure, becoming light and easy to them with constant use, they longed for nothing more than to try them with an enemy, and fight in earnest.

The use of synthetic insecticides is effective to control the population of A. ípsilion, but in recent years it has been observed Pest´s resistance to some insecticides, in addition to the negative implications that come with constant use of insecticides ranging from water pollution and food contamination that can affect human health and the imbalance of the ecosystem [2].

Davies's vocal and orchestral forces are vast; and with its constant use of Taverner's own music as a thematic source, his score is an extraordinary ­labyrinth of transformation.

She notes the rise of rap with its constant use of swearwords but does not consider what effect Twitter and Facebook may have on obscenity – or Evangelical Christianity, and/or the rise of Islam, on swearing.

Michael was only six years old when Neil Armstrong first set foot on the moon, but has grown up with the common belief that this "giant leap" seemed to usher in an age of expanded horizons and also a fascination with its constant use (or overuse?) as an image in poetry and music over the centuries.

Over time, especially with the constant use of heat from drying and ironing, this fraying is likely to happen.

As with his constant use of the word "quantum," he takes advantage of the fact that few people really understand epigenetics to further his brand with sciencey-sounding nonsense.

The other thing that I noticed was starting to set in with my constant use of these apps was a tendency to make quick judgements and assumptions about people.

Some women also reported feeling frustrated with their constant use of pain killers, and were fearful of becoming tolerant to pain killers and the need to increase the dose.

By Rob Sixsmith DAMASCUS, Syrian Arab Republic, 28 May 2010 – With time and constant use, schools get worn out.