Sentence examples for remarkably good record from inspiring English sources
And Hoggard does have a remarkably good record against them.
But Brown and Gladstone are at one in believing that what matters to the working person (hardworking or no) is not minor changes in duty on the purchase of goods but maximum employment - on which so far Brown has had a remarkably good record, marred only by the recent upward trend in unemployment, which only seems to worry one member of the nine-strong Bank of England's monetary policy committee.
The yield curve has a remarkably good record at forecasting recessions.
Such practices have led to a remarkably good record of safety in the chemical industry and should be leveraged".
COMMERCIAL airlines have a remarkably good safety record, especially in recent years.
One thing is certain: mishandled, a shark dive could be dangerous, although in its roughly 30-year history, shark diving has a remarkably good safety record.
The 2008 statistics suggested that the Debt Management Office had a remarkably good performance record on processing FOI requests, dealing with all 332 resolvable application within 20 working days and supplying all the requested information in every single case.
After the recent accident at the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant, public resentment towards nuclear energy is very high; however it is also important to emphasise that for other facilities the safety record has been remarkably good when compared to those of other new or conventional energy technologies.
"But his record in this fixture when he has played is remarkably good - he scored the winner at Emirates Stadium in January 2012 and scored the first goal in United's 8-2 dearlieron earlier that season.
In fact pterosaurs were remarkably good fliers and many were also superb on the ground, and their real limitation is that their fossil record is generally so poor.
While most other early primates are represented in the fossil record by a few teeth or a foot bone here and there, A. achilles looks remarkably good for its age.
