Sentence examples for historical track record from inspiring English sources

They said: "Pfizer's historical track record on mergers and acquisitions is quite scary.

These fears are real – Australia's historical track record in this speaks for itself.

Markets work best when there's lots of information available and a historical track record to go on; they excel at predicting things like horse races, election outcomes, and box-office results.

Even if we were to discount our historical track record, the fact remains that we emit more than 9 tonnes of CO2 per capita every year, compared, for example, with just 0.3 tonnes for the average Bangladeshi.

That's the historical track record.

All this is useful when looking at a company with a historical track record.

You know, just a whole on their historical track records and so on.

Taking into account the historical track records of tropical cyclones, we excluded the coastlines north of the Arctic Circle, south of 60°S and within 5° latitude of the equator where no tropical cyclones form.

When evaluating a lead firm, the best seed companies typically evaluate the firm's investment track record, historical exits, networks and the deal lead's ability to add value.

Queer Uruguayan-American writer Carolina De Robertis has a track record of historical novels that tackle politics in Latin America--revolution America--revolution America--revolutionancoups

They appeal to men (mostly!) who seem to be unmindful of their historical impotence--of their poor track record.