Sentence examples for consistently missing from inspiring English sources

Investigators found documentation was consistently missing.

But how, exactly, does it serve the Fed's credibility when it fails to confront high unemployment, while consistently missing its own inflation targets?

The swirls had been violent every time, the strike consistently missing or spurning the fly, and coming always from the same place on the same side of the same blue gap.

I also wonder about Depp and depth, or rather Depp and range, two elements consistently missing in his performances, bridled as they are by a post-Warholian lack of affect or commitment.

Setting a public target, consistently missing that target, projecting that the target will be consistently missed in future, and conducting policy so as to make sure the target is in fact missed: that is lousy monetary policy making.

If these models are trained on data going back several decades, but there have been structural changes in the U.S. economy since then, that could explain why these forecasts are consistently missing to the high side.

The only runner who consistently missed the sessions was Dayne.

The K&H Strider, by contrast, consistently missed my steps when I walked down steep trails.

And for this exact reason it has consistently missed the point.

And Davis Polk consistently misses the most important point about small banks, in history and today.

In both Europe and the US, political debates consistently miss the mark by short-changing serious diagnostics and policy design.