Sentence examples for a dreadful record from inspiring English sources

A dreadful record, indeed.

Plus, he has a dreadful record in predicting the race.

The bears, it goes without saying, have a dreadful record.

But Ecuador is a country with a dreadful record when it comes to freedom of expression and of the press.

"This is a crowded race because New York State has such a dreadful record when it comes to competitive races against incumbents," said State Senator Eric T. Schneiderman, who represents the West Side and part of the Bronx.

Europeans have a dreadful record at the US Open but Luke Donald, at a freely available 33-1, looks to have a great chance of emulating Tony Jacklin's 1970 success this time out.

Sherlock Holmes's opinion that "the lowest and vilest alleys in London do not present a more dreadful record of sin than does the smiling and beautiful countryside" might be overstating the case in North Yorkshire.

In Prime Minister's Questions on Wednesday, David Cameron claimed yet again that Labour had a "truly dreadful" record on health and that the "shambles" in Wales was in stark contrast to the "well-run" NHS in England.

"There is a truly dreadful record when it comes to Labour's NHS in Wales and you see a huge contrast now with the NHS in England - properly funded, well run, meeting the key targets - and the shambles there is in Wales".

Despite the fact that the government spends 26% more on health per head in Scotland than in England, parts of the country still have a dreadful health record.

Australia is failing to protect its endangered species due a "dreadful" track record in planning, monitoring and responding to threats, a group of leading conservationists has warned.