Sentence examples for consistently poor from inspiring English sources

Responses to a question asking about noise levels had drawn consistently poor numbers in those units.

It is amazing how consistently poor the offense has been at the beginning of practically every game this season.

But as evidenced by Obamacare's consistently poor poll numbers, most Americans are not feeling charitable toward the less well off.

In 2012 — when the N.F.L. average is 62 percent, the highest in league history — such consistently poor performances are stunning.

He added: "Crony capitalism and consistently poor management drove Hostess into the ground, but its workers are paying the price".

Mr. Bush cast that idea as an effort to give "better options" to the parents of students in schools where student performance was consistently poor.

Doctors with consistently poor results can expect to be pulled aside for a collegial conversation with a supervisor about what they might be doing wrong.

A scientist whistleblower familiar with company activities claimed operating and maintenance standards were consistently poor from 2005, when the Vedanta-owned subsidiary, KCM, bought the plant.

Their handling, normally one of their strongest suits, was consistently poor and good players are being made to look uncomfortably ordinary.

Morrison's opponent, Bill Shorten, a former union leader, has had consistently poor personal approval ratings, but support for the Labor party has remained strong.

Florida private schools must administer one of several standardized tests to scholarship recipients, but there are no consequences for consistently poor results.