Sentence examples for Perfect track record from inspiring English sources

I was a good customer, with a perfect track record, who would be generating substantial fees.

The QCDA, and its predecessor bodies, may not have a perfect track record.

"The government does not have a perfect track record of dealing with dissent," Mr. Fan said carefully.

For this season, Survivornews.Net, run by Tim Gilman, had a perfect track record as of last week's episode.

This was the novel that cracked my perfect track record and for this reason, I commend Gillian Flynn.

The Register is the state's largest newspaper, but it does not have a perfect track record when it comes to picking the winner of the Iowa caucuses.

PayPal has long described this as a "risk-prevention technique," but that makes little sense, because even customers with perfect track records must comply.

Just a couple of blocks away, the Magic Castle Hotel (7025 Franklin Avenue, 323-851-0800; www.maticcastlehotel.com) starts at $169 a night and has a near-perfect track record among the quarrelsome users of TripAdvisor (www.tripadvisor.com).

Things didn't go quite as planned, though, since Iron Man became the runaway hit and instantly catapulted the character to A-list status, while The Incredible Hulk was a flop that didn't even cover its production budget (making it the only financial failure in Marvel Studios' otherwise impressively near-perfect track record).

Australia now has a perfect track-record of getting into the final, having joined the contest only last year.

It is true that no delegates will be chosen on Tuesday night, and it is true that the Iowa caucuses have far from a perfect predictive track record, especially on the Republican side.