Sentence examples for consistently behind from inspiring English sources

(Most polls show him slightly, but consistently, behind Mr. Prodi).

"When you're consistently behind in games, it's very difficult to get back in there," Donovan said.

Verlander has been consistently behind in the count over the last two-plus innings, but the Yankees cannot take advantage.

AFP described the troops as "near the frontline" north of Raqqa, despite the Pentagon's frequent claims that the forces are consistently behind the forward lines.

Even after S.& P.'s downgrade of Spain, Moody's and Fitch, the other big agencies, are still rating the country's debt at AAA. Ratings agencies are consistently behind the curve.

Consistently behind its IPC rival in circulation terms, Zoo sold 228,024 copies a week in the first half of this year, down more than 12% on the same period last year.

He averaged nearly 37 attempts per game, but that is in large part because the Jets consistently fell behind and had to pass to catch up.

Mr. Holbrooke has also steered the United States back onto the General Assembly's budget committee, which had taken away the American seat after Washington consistently fell behind in its payments.

INSIDE PITCH Mike Pelfrey came away displeased with his inefficiency during his four and two-thirds innings Thursday, particularly with how he consistently fell behind hitters.

Despite the popular myth that all public sector workers have done well under Labour, some have consistently fallen behind on prices and average earnings – including civil servants, prison officers and local government workers.

He told me that the Cook County state's attorney's office had "fairly consistently stood behind shaky convictions" — even ones that he described as a "shame and stain" on the city.