Sentence examples for continually miss from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, it is precisely this belief that is the problem... because until the four candidates and the Honduran people, as a whole, realize that corruption is a "symptom" of a dysfunctional government (and society), then they will continually miss the mark with their "solutions," and corruption will continue to prosper and grow in Honduras.

Those of us who knew you best, continually miss your kindness, encouragement, intelligence and taste.

And when things having motion, an aiming at an appointed mark, continually miss their aim and glance aside, shall we say that this is the effect of symmetry among them, or of the want of symmetry?

But instead of creating a disciplined process for sales and marketing, they allowed the manager (an early employee) to continually miss targets and encourage her sales people to "experiment" with different kinds of pitches and price points.

He had a legitimate chance to oust Woods, who continually missed fairways.

He continually missed with it over the plate, and the Cardinals took advantage and knocked Rusch out in the third.

Here he and Ms. Toogood, cramped together, seem to be continually missing each other — like you might a target — and yet connecting.

It was a major shift in strategy from the sixth, when Jones switched to fighting left-handed but continually missed with jabs and counterpunches.

Much is made of the way the chancellor has continually missed his fiscal targets, but they are so severe that they aggravated the depression brought on by the great financial crisis.

"What will become clear is a catalogue of failures to act over a number of years which left one signal in an inadequate state and continually missed by experienced and inexperienced drivers.

The Grand Final replay on Good Friday could draw 60,000 and is an example of the type of scheduling the AFL has used to build tradition and subsequently crowd numbers while the NRL has continually missed the opportunities.