Sentence examples for mixed record when from inspiring English sources
Capital One has a mixed record when it comes to post-takeover hiring.
But the evidence does not support it: increasing size does not always make a more efficient firm, and governments have a mixed record when it comes to picking winners.
Colorado has a mixed record when it comes to ballot measures, though it has passed some notable ones over the years, including marijuana legalization and the Taxpayer Bill of Rights, an anti-tax, anti-spending constitutional amendment.
The US has had a mixed record when it comes to immigration.
Barack Obama has had a mixed record when it comes to the treatment of immigrants.
Environmental advocates have a mixed record when it comes to battling oil companies at the ballot box.
Yet, Ms. Tillin writes that India's three newest states have mixed records when it comes to improved governance.
Of course, Harris was engaging in a long tradition of politicians and pundits using "science fiction" as shorthand for "implausible or unreal stories of things that could never actually happen". And it's true that movies and TV have a, shall we say, mixed track record when it comes to climate issues.
Yahoo has had a mixed track record when it comes to messaging apps.
On the other hand, eBay has had a mixed track record when it comes to leveraging the market opportunity.
Christianity, like Islam, has a very mixed historical record when it comes to the tension between "no graven images" and the freedom of religious -- or even the irreligious -- imagination of the artist.
