Sentence examples for but a poor track from inspiring English sources

They were put together by Peter Brant, its consignor, with advice from Jeff Koons, an artist with a good eye for old masters but a poor track record in curating contemporary art.

As such, in 2013, Bailey pointed out: "Famine early warning systems have a good track record of predicting food crises but a poor track record of triggering early action" (Bailey 2013, p. 9).

Wouldn't you be more likely to fight for your country, rotten leader notwithstanding, if the invading country came with promises of democracy but had a poor track record of keeping promises?

Small values of ({sigma _{w}^{2}}) (i.e., the system is assumed to be time-invariant) imply a good misadjustment but a poor tracking; on the other hand, large values of ({sigma _{w}^{2}}) (i.e., assuming that the uncertainties in the system are high) imply a good tracking but a high misadjustment.

But Intel has a poor track record in shipping wireless chips on time.

But such policies have a poor track record.

Some will call for a boycott, but the EU has a poor track record of making political sanctions work against its own members.

Last week, a federal advisory panel urged regulators to warn parents that antidepressant drugs not only increase the risk of suicide in some children, but that most have a poor track record in curing their disease.

He seems to be on the cusp of the Ecuadorian national team, so there is hope he will produce, but the Fire have had a poor track record of signing relatively unknown South American recently: Rafael Robayo, Federico Puppo, Cristian Nazarit, Flaco Fernandez all came and went in the past three seasons without playing a full season and with little impact on the pitch.

But we do know that Duncan had a poor track record as king.

But Representative Todd Rokita, Republican of Indiana, said the Fed had a poor track record in that regard.