Sentence examples for competing consistently from inspiring English sources

Jurgen has created an environment where you are really competing consistently to be part of this team.

Beyond this match, I'm just not sure that I can continue competing consistently at the level required to wear the Baggy Green.

"I didn't think it was realistic to fight on three fronts," he said, preferring to concentrate on the European Challenge Cup and console himself that Irish are competing consistently with "the upper echelons" in European club rugby.

"We should be finishing seventh or eighth consistently," Fox told BBC WM. "We should be competing consistently up there for a place in Europe, and putting us within touching distance of the larger clubs.

"There are still elements we need to compete consistently at this level," he said.

Lane's advancement this year shows that the league's schools can compete consistently at the national level.

And if the Vikings are ever going to compete consistently, their secondary, bedeviled by injuries last season, has to improve.

The only American to have broken 13 minutes for 5,000 meters and to compete consistently with the Kenyans is Bob Kennedy, who finished sixth in the 1996 Olympics.

One explanation for this is that they lack the maturity, tactical sophistication, and mental strength to compete consistently in such a complex and high quality league.

It is easily forgotten, but at the turn of the century Madrid were a joke; a fraud of a club who, like Liverpool now, could compete consistently for the Champions League but never their own domestic title.

It's true that they slipped away, as Marcelino said they would, unable to compete consistently in Europe and the Cup; true too that by the end, some players were exhausted and some even wondered if their manager's obsession with weight, reinforced with daily tests and the strictest of limits imposed, might have been counterproductive.