Sentence examples for consistently competing from inspiring English sources

No one is consistently competing.

"Other teams are consistently competing for championships, especially teams that have built up winning traditions for years.

Teams do not prove they belong in this supposed best league in the world by simply being promoted but by consistently competing with the finest teams in the land.

Roughly translated, that means that while the club does not have the Monopoly money of league rivals like Chelsea or Manchester City, it still considers itself a major player; consistently competing in the Champions League, then, dovetails with Tottenham's investment in a state-of-the-art training facility and, eventually, a new stadium.

Arsenal manager Laura Harvey said: "As a club we need to be consistently competing on the European stage, so domestically our focus has had to be on the FA Cup.

"You have to be in the neighborhood in order to consistently compete.

Still, Perry simply doesn't have the strength to consistently compete in the run game against much larger offensive linemen.

And while American runners like Meb Keflezighi and Deena Kastor have consistently competed at a world-class level, none has been coached by Salazar.

Together with Les Rita Mitsouko and Niagara, they're one of the few French bands to have consistently competed with the country's biggest solo artists.

This match should be a good test for both players: In Stephens's case to see whether she is ready to consistently compete with the top players.

Players, coaches and soccer executives acknowledge there are too few Canadian players of sufficient quality to effectively and consistently compete internationally.