And the state boards, which habitually lose money, have largely been unable to invest in improvements.
Those who don't do it habitually lose the ability, but McCain is well-practiced and has the capacity to face unpleasant truths.
Worst of all, if you lose habitually lose phones, this probably isn't a good idea.
Amtrak guaranteed two years of operation, while warning that the train would "habitually lose money".
Tucked in the lounge is the TV where he habitually loses himself in the hypnotic racking and potting clackery of the snooker.
(Though remember, it's not as though habitually losing money guarantees a company's demise; Amazon has almost never turned a profit, even as its annual revenue approaches $100 billion).
I've noted that people who love what they do for a living and have created tremendous success and reward, not only engage continuously in life-supporting (and generous) behaviors, but also avoid certain negative actions and mindsets that other, less successful people habitually get lost in.
If Kingsmead is a ground at which South Africa appear habitually to lose, then Newlands is the stronghold where, since readmission, they have won 19 of 28 matches.
In the end he didn't need to, as the habitually reliable Red Bull lost drive after 41 laps.
An individual who lies habitually will generally lose the ability to differentiate lies from reality.
