Sentence examples for consistently posted from inspiring English sources

Before the accident, the country consistently posted large trade surpluses.

Sprewell or Houston consistently posted up against Vancouver's Mike Bibby and forced the Grizzlies to double-team, which was what Van Gundy was hoping for.

("Kitchen Nightmares," which consistently posted the best intent-to-view scores, opened last week to respectable but hardly breakout-hit ratings).

Working with 22 large-scale corn producers in Nabraska, the calculator showed that the farmer using the least water consistently posted above average yields.

CBS in recent years has consistently posted large total viewer numbers because, it competitors say, it pursues the easiest-to-reach audience, 50-year-olds and up, while the other networks fight over the hard-to-get younger people.

Intel consistently posted gross profit margins of about 60%.

Yet industry sales are at their lowest level since the recession of the early 1980s, with G.M. and Chrysler consistently posting some of the biggest declines every month.

If he happens to pull off that feat while being able to consistently post times that would once have seemed superhuman, the hat is formally, ecstatically doffed.

Nevada has been as ravaged by the economic downturn as any state, consistently posting some of the highest unemployment and foreclosure rates in the country.

In an interview, Michael S. Dell, the company's founder and chief executive, said it was not feasible to believe the company could consistently post the sort of growth of past years, now that it has annual revenue of more than $25 billion.

By 1991, fourteen years after the company launched the plainly named "Color TV Game 6," Nintendo had supplanted Toyota as Japan's most successful company, earning around $1.5 million per year per employee; in the early nineteen-nineties, the company's earnings exceeded that of all the American movie studios combined, consistently posting more than a billion dollars in pre-tax profits each year.