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consistently

[kuhn-sis-tuhnt-lee] / kənˈsɪs tənt li /


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Consumers have consistently cited high prices as one of their top concerns in recent surveys.

From The Wall Street Journal

Fellow Spurs fan Darren Harvey says he would boo if the team was consistently bad.

From BBC

“We are moving with urgency to return over time to the mid-to-high-teens growth, or better than what we have been consistently delivering.”

From The Wall Street Journal

International selection is usually built on form and fitness, and the England coaching staff are likely to prioritise players who are consistently competing at the highest level.

From BBC

Bosses have consistently complained about the rising tax burden, with particular concerns about how the chancellor's hike in employer National Insurance contributions drove up the cost of hiring for firms.

From BBC