Sentence examples for lost consistently from inspiring English sources

I mean, you pay money to play here and the courts are barely playable at all... ....... My opponents were less troubled than me, which may be why I lost consistently.

Burnitz said losing consistently in his five-plus seasons with the Brewers began to weigh heavily on him.

Most of the time, Australia's cricket history is a dream – a source of pride and motivation to those who represent their country – but, on those relatively rare occasions, every other decade or so, when the Australia cricket team starts losing consistently, it becomes a nightmare that plagues the thoughts of the men who select the Australia cricket team.

If a company's cars lose consistently, its image suffers.

Spotify has lost money consistently so far in its history: its revenues rose 128% to €434.7m (around £377.9m) in 2012, but its net losses increased from €45.4m in 2011 to €58.7m in 2012.

The most notable gains came in its core North American operations, which had been losing money consistently.

"True to form England will struggle in the first ten, score at barely a run a ball and lose wickets consistently," says Kevin Wilson.

The service has begun making a profit for the first time, after losing money consistently since it was introduced as the Microsoft Network in 1995.

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The Facebook example is one more confirmation of studies that have shown that, on average, individual investors lose out consistently when they buy and trade individual stocks.

Insiders say that Upsu Trading Limited had been losing money consistently for a number of years and despite a £6.2m relaunch of the union's buildings in 2003, paid for by the university, it has not been able to stem its losses.