Sentence examples for a dreadful record for from inspiring English sources

The proposed compensation payments to poor households might or might not arrive: federal and local governments alike have a dreadful record for non-and late-payment of their obligations.Politically, the new system will be difficult to impose because local officials will have to do much of the work, and local governors will rightly see it as a vote-loser.

A dreadful record, indeed.

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

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

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

Amnesty International, the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, and Human Rights Watch criticized the arrangement, accusing Australia of dumping its human rights obligations on a country with a dreadful record in protecting refugees.

The U.S. based Survivors Network of those Abused by Priests (SNAP) criticized the pope for appointing Archbishop Gerhard Ludwig Mueller as one of its new cardinals, saying he has a "dreadful" record on children's safety.

The media, with its consistently dreadful record on scientific accuracy, is mauled for every transgression.

"For all that, Middlesex have been totally outplayed, and Sussex now head to Edgbaston - a ground where they have a dreadful recent record - in good heart".

It was a dreadful debut for QPR's new coach Paulo Sousa, especially as Watford have the Football League's worst defensive record.

Came upon a dreadful omen for England.