Sentence examples for poor histories from inspiring English sources

But as Cutler observes, doctors can be "horribly" responsive to incentives -- incentives that would argue against treating a subset of the chronically ill who have poor histories of good "measurable outcomes".

Pediatric patients with altered mental status (AMS) present with poor histories resulting in delayed testing and potential poor outcomes.

"Yonkers unfortunately has a very poor history of preserving landmarks.

His parole was twice revoked based on a poor history of compliance with community release programs, according to the documents.

Barriers are being broken in Philadelphia, But Tampa Bay knows a little about discarding poor history and building new momentum.

No Arctic country—not even Russia, which has a poor history of conservation could contemplate wreaking such environmental havoc unilaterally.

The Guardian said Spain had a poor history in racial issues involving sports, including "monkey chants greeting England's football players in a friendly game".

He also cites a poor history of transparency in climate science, though others argue many climate records and the tools to analyse them have been public for years.

Movie tie-ins, in particular, have a particularly poor history, with hastily-cobbled together cash-ins being a particular bane of the industry.

The poor history of Indian and black American life in 19th-century America had long been justified by the claims of anthropology.

In 1995, he bought the Bucs for $192 million despite the team's poor history; then, in January, 2003, Tampa Bay won Super Bowl XXXVII.