Sentence examples for consistently dragged from inspiring English sources

And sales have consistently dragged.

India has been attacked, again, not because it "has consistently dragged its feet, offering talks and more talks" over Kashmir, but because its leaders have not shown the political will to stamp out terrorism along with all its bases of support.

But India, for all Mr Singh's efforts, has consistently dragged its feet, offering talks and more talks, but always ruling out anything that would involve giving up any of its territory or any of its sovereignty in Kashmir.India negotiates from a position of strength: it holds by far the richer part of Kashmir, and whatever solution it envisages will not change that.

Adidas has been consistently dragged down by the once-mighty Reebok brand, which contributes about 6% to its parent's total.

The Administration has consistently dragged its feet on the issue of principal writedowns -- reducing that nearly one trillion dollars in loan amounts due for real estate value that has vanished.

It has the biggest branch network in Germany, but that network barely ekes out a profit and consistently drags down the bank's overall performance.

As Mr. Chávez's absence has dragged on, the opposition has consistently demanded that the government provide proof that he is well enough to lead the nation.

Though the suit has dragged on since 2007, courts have consistently ruled in favor of Lenz, noting danger in the presumption of guilt on the part of anyone against whom a DMCA notice is filed.

The company's EM had been dragged down in earlier years, but was consistently high in more recent years.

While the Reagan administration's official goal was to end apartheid, and while it consistently called for South Africa to free Mandela, the U.S. dragged its feet on the crucial issue of economic sanctions.

Consistently excellent and inspirational, and an ever-present, he has dragged his team-mates through tight contests.