The phrase "never falling short" is correct and can be used in written English.
It means to consistently meet expectations or standards. Example: Our team prides itself on never falling short when it comes to customer satisfaction.
But that provision had never been invoked, and its constitutionality never tested, because the state had never fallen short on its primary repayment source, he said.
The films, produced by Robert Redford's Sundance Channel, are written and co-directed by Rossellini, who takes three minutes or less to portray the bizarre seduction rituals of animals around us, with help from paper puppets, foam film sets and often unflattering costumes that never fall short of heroic.
They never fall short of that.
This app, which is now in limited Beta, can make those tough Valentine's day decisions a thing of the past, and guarantee that you'll never fall short on gift ideas again.
And we have never fallen short at being a country with a welcoming culture, remaining at the helm of the level of support for those in need.
With its abundance of art galleries, designer boutiques, hip bars and gourmet restaurants, San Francisco never falls short of ideas for date night.
Inclusion of some of these foods in your daily routine and excluding caffeine will ensure that you never fall short on your daily magnesium requirement of about 350 mg for women and 420mg for men.
The odd thing is that the kitchen is one place where he never seems to mind falling short of his ideal.
Ed Miliband leads the Tories by around six points: encouraging enough to have escaped the "he'll never win it " category, but falling short of the over 40% approval rating that would lure us to bet the mortgage on a runaway Mili-win.
Whether falling short or whistling overhead, it never let up.
No falling short of expectation.
