Sentence examples for has consistently lost from inspiring English sources

Alcatel-Lucent, the product of a Franco-American merger in 2006, has consistently lost money.

The company has consistently lost money in the three years it has been publicly traded, losing nearly $92 million last year.

The United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit in Washington gave Dish a chance for a better outcome in the litigation, which it has consistently lost to TiVo.

The American Fresh & Easy chain has consistently lost money since its launch in 2007, though Mr Clarke has managed to stem the losses since he arrived in the top job.

Though it was, at one point, the dominant wrestling franchise on television, in the last couple of years, it has consistently lost in the ratings to the World Wrestling Federation, which was first on USA network and later on TNN and MTV.

Greece, which has consistently lost ground on the world stage for letting the issue fester, consistently objected in the past on the grounds that FYROM will "possibly" stake a territorial claim to a northern area of Greece called Macedonia if the name is approved.

What raises Gallic gall is France's record in World Cups, where they have consistently lost in the final or the semifinals.

That's when "GMA" -- having consistently lost to "Today" for nearly 10 years -- came within 45,000 viewers of "Today" for the week.

Academics have consistently lost out in pay against other professions, agrees Richard Patrick, dean of graduate studies for science and engineering at the University of Manchester, "and students notice this".

But DI's post-Kitzmiller notoriety requires that they now disguise pro-ID legislation with code language in an attempt to evade almost a dozen federal court decisions in which creationists have consistently lost (Matsumura and Mead 2007).

Abolitionists have consistently lost in even supposedly progressive states like Massachusetts, which voted in favor of the death penalty in 1968 and 1982.