Word: constantly
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Observation of the college buildings is also worthless as a source of information because of the constant fog, and the fact that undergraduates are unwilling even to enter if they think someone is watching...
...primary result of utterly free classroom discussion is, as a psychologist might gather, a student body completely free of suppression neuroses and abnormal personal problems. On the other hand the constant interruption by students of the lecturing professors does slow down the dissemination of factual knowledge. Consequently in the more populous courses, it occasionally takes up to a year and a half to complete a half-year course...
Wellesley and Radcliffe have merged forces to conquer Cambridge. Deciding that the constant fight over which school has jurisdictional rights over Harvard and M.I.T. only resulted in a loss of objectives to Vassar and smith, the two will divide Cambridge and each take a half...
...remember it, Boyle's law is: "The volume of a given mass of gas at constant temperature varies inversely as the pressure." Perhaps, in politics, your Boyle's law should read: "The volume of political graft varies directly with the pressure of press criticism which is brought to bear upon...
...before yesterday, moved him across the few feet that separate the Opposition Bench from the Government Bench, and transported Mr. Attlee an equal distance in the opposite direction. Whatever this shifting of weight may or may not achieve for English policies, it should bring Americans a respite from the constant in-vocative which certain commentators have been heaping on the British Socialist government for the past six years...