Sentence examples for had consistently got from inspiring English sources

Polls are not yet meaningless, Fisher said, pointing to Ashcroft's polling, which he said had consistently got the narrative correct, even if the numbers were wrong.

Since replacing Hugh Gaitskell as Labour leader early in 1963, he had consistently got the better of his Tory adversaries in parliament, building a sense of momentum that continued right up to polling day in 1964.

The Treasury has consistently got its predictions wrong in the past.

Even the flagging euro has managed a small rally.Perhaps most startling of all, and perplexing to those economists who have consistently got their predictions wrong, is the sharp fall in Europe's unemployment.

Nick James, editor of Sight and Sound magazine and a member this year of the Berlin jury, said: "If you look back, Berlin has consistently got high-quality product into the festival.

In my opinion, he and captain Alastair Cook have consistently got the selection wrong on this tour.

But Mr. Obama has consistently gotten his highest ratings for his handling of terrorism and homeland security.

"Osi has consistently gotten more plays in the game than William has.

THERE is a kind of software that has consistently gotten faster and more powerful, and is available free worldwide.

Given the increase in magnitude of the three successive North Korean nuclear tests, it seems that the yields of their atomic devices have consistently gotten stronger.

However, I've consistently gotten feedback in professional settings that I can be intimidating.