Word: constantly
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...constant imputation of treason distracts attention from the fact that patriotic men can make calamitous mistakes for which they should be held politically accountable...
...Good Depression. Baker, who had been thriftily putting earnings into reserves, saw the Depression as a fine time to expand. He could not only build new plants cheaply, but buy others at bargain rates. He built and bought, trimmed his costs by constant mechanization, turned up better products, astounded the moribund building trade by selling more materials in 1930 than in 1929. He kept boosting sales throughout the Depression...
...university's constant demand for funds to perform its public duties must continue to be met by endowments of far-sighted businessmen who wish to preserve this economic system, Conant said. He further deplored the "hand-to-mouth" theory of financing behind the recent increase of small restricted grants in place of unrestricted endowments to meet long-range plans...
...this letter, mailed out almost two weeks ago. Sandler stated that the request to extend room permissions to 11 p.m. on Friday and Saturday stems from "the ever-worsening financial situation of the Harvard student." Sandler states that while the student's desire for female companionship remains "healthfully constant, his fiscal ability to provide entertainment grown steadily worse...
Father Leonard J. Feeney is the director of St. Benedict's Center near Adams House and a constant foe of the teachings at the University. Suspended from the Jesuit order two years ago for teaching that only Catholics may enter Heaven, he has lately been holding open-air meetings he expounds his own particular brand of Catholicism and, more recently, his rather common place brand of anti-Semitism...