Sentence examples for dreadful record from inspiring English sources

A dreadful record, indeed.

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

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

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

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

Jeremy Corbyn has signalled that he expects Labour MPs to oppose a third Heathrow runway – warning that the development could exacerbate the Government's "dreadful record on air quality".

Dreadful records like Eins, Zwei, Polizei have stormed the pop charts and even the Schlagermusik scene has elements of techno scattered in there.

There have been some dreadful club record signings in Premier League history.

Either way this is dreadful, a record utterly devoid of even the tiniest enjoyable bit.

Despite the fact that the government spends 26% more on health per head in Scotland than in England, parts of the country still have a dreadful health record.

Given the dreadful construction record of the previous EPRs, one would need to be wildly optimistic to assume Hinkley would go smoothly.