Sentence examples for because of poor track from inspiring English sources
AQUEDUCT CARD IS CANCELED: Racing at Aqueduct was canceled yesterday because of poor track conditions after the snow and freezing rain that hit the area Wednesday.
In recent weeks, state of the art tilting Pendolino trains on the west coast main line have twice hit the buffers at Liverpool Lime Street station and twice gone through signals at danger because of poor track conditions.
Michael Rutter completed the podium in the only British Superbike race as the meeting was curtailed because of poor track conditions caused by heavy rain and oil spillages.
"Obviously that is because of the poor track record of the clerics themselves," he added.
Case in point: The Securities and Exchange Commission is at the center of the recent reorganization talks, largely because of its poor track record in stopping malfeasance on Wall Street in the run-up to the economic meltdown.
Unsurprisingly, Google says it eliminated the video ads because of poor performance.
The danger of an American-led Asian "umbrella club," theoretically protected from any missiles -- we say "theoretically" because of the technology's poor track record -- is that it would unnecessarily isolate and antagonize China.
People often question the motives of companies with poor track records.
They're apparently unaware of the military commissions' poor track record.
IN MOST countries, ambitious generals and unelected governments have a poor track record of delivering democracy.
