Sentence examples for decent record in from inspiring English sources

First, BP has a decent record in punting in the shares of large oil companies.

Shouldn't he be the fellow performing the show of humility, regardless of BNP's decent record in the financial crisis?

Trott, showing such application and patience, might personify the archetypal Test batsman – and so it is easy to forget his decent record in Twenty20 and one‑day cricket.

It has a decent record in government as the party that has run the Western Cape province since 2009, and the city of Cape Town for several years longer.

The Cherries are unbeaten in six Premier League matches (W3, D3) and have a decent record in the capital.

Millwall have a decent record in the competition, reaching the semi-final in 2013 and the final in 2004, when they were beaten by Manchester United.

I had a decent enough record in games against Arsenal but we never finished above them in my eight years at the club between 2005 and 2013.

Also, maintaining coal will make the government's grand targets for cutting pollution hard to meet: Britain's half-decent record in the 1990s is due to the switch to gas.What about "helping business to flourish"?

And in reality, the federal government actually has a pretty decent record of innovating in this manner.

"We've got a very decent record against New Zealand in this country over the last four or five years.

They had a decent record but did not lead in any category and were particularly bad in returning kickoffs.