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"consistently losing" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It describes a habitual or ongoing action of continuously not winning or being defeated. A common use of this phrase would be in sports, where a team or player may consistently lose games or matches. For example: - "Despite their hard work and dedication, the team has been consistently losing matches this season." - "The golfer has been consistently losing tournaments for the past few months due to a lack of practice." - "Her gambling addiction has caused her to consistently lose money at the casino." - "The company's stock has been consistently losing value in the market for the past year."
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"This isn't good for AT&T, given that they've been consistently losing share to competitors".
The Packers were relentless in pressuring Russell Wilson to five sacks, the quarterback consistently losing yards on balls he should have thrown away at times.
Google is tightening its grip on search and advertising, pulling ahead of Microsoft, which has been consistently losing money in its Bing search business since 2005.
This is the not the first time that the BBC's celebrity ballroom dancing show, X Factor has been consistently losing out since Strictly Come Dancing returned three weeks ago.
I don't think — and others may want to validate this — that there are large blocks of space, large tenants committing to space that somehow we were consistently losing to because we were mispricing it.
But eight years on the PAG is consistently losing money and sells about one-third fewer cars than predicted and Ford itself is haunted by the spectre of bankruptcy.After some initial hesitation Alan Mulally, the chief executive brought in from Boeing last September, decided to put bits of the PAG on the block.
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"Gun-haters" consistently lose elections.
"Donald consistently loses to Hillary.
In truth, Bayou consistently lost money.
Meanwhile, the Coyotes consistently lost both games and money.
The audit said the hospital consistently lost money from 2007 through 2011.
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