constantly

"When I first started for the Ireland squad I used to get knocked into next week constantly. I've got better at taking the hits."

The brain doesn't need to pause between interactions, and it is constantly adapting to new information.

“Someone who retires with a set-it-and-forget-it plan may find it’s no longer relevant, because life constantly throws us curveballs, like changes in family circumstances, health and the economy.”

Removed from the comforts of home — one of the last elements of consistency in her constantly shifting life — Linda is without proper refuge.

As a result, pitches for the tournament were remade in short order and are constantly being tweaked to deal with the blistering heat.