Sentence examples for perceived track record from inspiring English sources

Most are commuters whose votes all parties will be fighting for.Underlying many of the arguments over high-speed rail is a perceived track record of underinvestment in northern cities.

But given that it was Burchill's article that caused so much offence, and the Guardian's perceived poor track record in this area, I felt it was necessary to have at least one piece published under the Guardian banner that presented transphobia as illogical and irrational, which it definitely is.

Super Angels are industry insiders with a perceived stellar track record in picking the winners in the startup game.

The report claims this is partly because social investors are wary of investing in spin-out, based on the fact that: "these businesses are sometimes perceived negatively to have a limited track record as new entities, just one or two contracts, a lack of assets, to be operating in a highly unpredictable market environment with highly aggressive, professional and well capitalised competitors".

Gülenists have a long track record of framing their perceived opponents and engaging in judicial dirty tricks.

1. Entrepreneurs can correctly identify which VCs have the best historical track record but they do NOT perceive these investors to be more able to add value pre- and post-investment.

Clever accountants could artificially reduce the value of personal assets to lower perceived wealth, and U.S. tax authorities have a bad track record of detecting and prosecuting such fraud, he said.

There is a perceived arrogance about Pixar and, to be honest, with their track record, they've earned it.

"Sometimes they don't want to be perceived as small in the market relative to their profile and track record".

They are interested in brands they perceive to be authentic or genuine, with a history and track record, rather than the spawn of slick corporate marketing.

Their track record says otherwise.