Sentence examples for credible track record from inspiring English sources
"I think we've established a pretty credible track record with regards to safety and environmental stewardship," he said.
Mr St John has a very credible track record and he is certainly on my list of up-and-coming fund managers to watch.
They argue that the proposed changes would hurt the poor – which is true if the changes aren't accompanied by expanded discounts for low-income customers — though solar PV advocates don't have a credible track record of protecting poor rate payers.
The Middle East's educated elite, seeking deliverance from repressive governments, hope Washington wants to create a model for the region in Iraq, but the United States lacks a credible track record.
Despite that, though, it has a credible track record as a company.
Although I was viewed as a stellar scientific surgeon during my clinical training, when it came to competing with full-time researchers, I was clearly limited by the lack of an up-to-date armamentarium of technological knowledge and scientific trivia, as well as a credible track record of success in scientific publication.
There is zero interest in people without credible track records, solid ideas and management skills.
They produce fake experts, who have views contrary to established knowledge but do not actually have a credible scientific track record.
This would allow Giles the opportunity to establish properly a credible longer-term track record in the World T20 and the World Cup, two global competitions.
Instead, as we have seen, struggling blue-collar voters, from the 'left behind' social groups have moved behind a party with a barely coherent or credible economic policy, no track record of helping the disadvantaged and a libertarian activist base who openly favour free markets over support for the disadvantaged.
Ed Miliband's struggles since he defeated his brother, in 2010, demonstrate the importance of picking a credible leader who has a track record and is an effective communicator.
