Sentence examples for particularly bad record from inspiring English sources

Central Africa has a particularly bad record.

Mining has a particularly bad record in the Pacific.

Huntington was singled out in the legislation, Mr. Bishop said, because "it has a particularly bad record and is under court order to do better".

Many experts argue that oil and gas development has a particularly bad track record in closing the gap between rich and poor.

(Pennsylvania is particularly bad at recording and prosecuting hate crimes. Prosecutors in Pittsburgh have not yet charged Rocco with a hate crime for Dulane Cameron's killing).

The battalion's war diary records particularly bad weather on Lemnos during this period, noting "Mudros seems a most unsuitable place to send troops for a rest".

The record is particularly bad in China.

Last year was a particularly bad one after five years of record growth.

Since 1995, total inflation is 70percentt, or about the same as the figure recorded during one particularly bad month in the early 1990's, before Mr. Cardoso oversaw creation of a new currency and imposed fiscal discipline.

Breaking down progress over the past year, Android's malware record appears to have seen a particularly bad spike in Q4 2012.

The data revealed that Renault Meganes for example had a comparatively bad record of failure and Honda Jazzes a particularly good record of passing.