Sentence examples for lousy track record from inspiring English sources

Jailhouse therapeutic communities have a lousy track record -- their recidivism rates are similar to incarceration alone.

"I won't trust this company with my daughter's health because of its lousy track record last year".

Since most World Bank reports have a stated objective of informing public debate or government policy, this seems like a pretty lousy track record.

But given the lousy track record of automated customer service so far, consumers have reason to be skeptical of this new generation of talking machines.

With its long and lousy track record, it is little wonder that even the sober thinkers at the Economist concluded that "nuclear is the dream that failed".

And their lousy track record, he adds, should make trustees want to keep an eye on their presidents when it comes to negotiating other big money deals.

There's no shortage of letters with lousy track records.

Does it seem forehead-slappingly obvious to suggest, despite all the clichés, lousy track records and Tiger Woods, that men come in such a huge array of shapes, styles and configurations?

The term clean-tech got a bad name from a lousy 10 year track record for VC investors, but his solution is to broaden the sector and focus in on true value adds like mobile workflow optimization, business model innovations and anything to do with the nexus of energy/data, water/energy, and water/data, for example.

Profiling and other broad-brush measures like warrantless wiretapping may have some intuitive popular appeal but they have a historical track record of producing lousy results (as, apparently, does the NSA program).

But as Mark Spindel and I explored in the wake of the short-lived government shutdown in January, Congress's track record at doing any of this is lousy.