Sentence examples for have continually failed to from inspiring English sources

The Connecticut State Police have continually failed to properly investigate serious charges against state troopers, according to a report released yesterday by the state attorney general, Richard Blumenthal.

The Ivorians have the edge in midfield but Yaya Touré and Emerse Fae have continually failed to find fruitful final balls.

"So basically we are all achieving what an entire cabinet of MPs have continually failed to do, ie. Budget, balance the books and re-pay our debts!" said suejay: "Proof yet again that we all individually have more intelligence than the lot of them put together!" We can work things out for ourselves too, says Lesq1: "So, it's official!

Consecutive governments have continually failed to sort this out".

Despite a decade of technological, tactical, and strategic refinements and improvements, Air Force and allied CIA personnel watching computer monitors in distant locations have continually failed to discriminate between armed combatants and innocent civilians and, as a result, the judge-jury-executioner drone assassination program is widely considered to have run afoul of international law.

The problem is that the State of Louisiana has continually failed to fulfill that Sixth Amendment right.

"Since November of 2007, the board has continually failed to act in the best interest of E*Trade shareholders," Citadel said in the letter, addressed to Steven J. Freiberg, E*Trade's chief executive.

While neither Mr. Sirry nor Ms. Dunbar would talk specifically about what changes needed to be made to the agency, Mr. Sirry said the goals would be similar to the ones the state had continually failed to meet.

Compare this to David Cameron; while he has continually failed to achieve his own goal of reducing net migration, only one in three Conservatives who prioritise this issue feel negatively or indifferent towards him.

Boots may be our trusted high street chemist but its advertising has continually failed to capture the value of that positioning and communicate its value in a way which creates capital, despite being so highly trusted.

A united left, brought together on a platform of civil liberties and constitutional reform, may be the powerful force that Italy has continually failed to produce in the age of Berlusconi.