Sentence examples for thin records from inspiring English sources

It suggests that quite a few voters can be swayed by politicians with thin records promising the earth.

Yet so far, both merit-pay efforts and programs that recruit a more-elite teaching corps, like Teach for America, have thin records of reliably improving student learning.

That may be a problem as voters come to focus on the more plausible candidates and their records, though first-term senators with thin records have been elected before.

Our main outcome of interest was whether pregnant women identified as smokers had Read codes [ 25] for smoking cessation advice recorded in their THIN records during the period of their pregnancy.

The study population comprised of 4657 people with diabetes having at least 12 months of THIN records who were then prescribed a first-ever GLP-1 receptor agonist or basal insulin (detemir, glargine or NPH), from a baseline of two or three concomitant oral glucose-lowering agents, after 2006.

Britain has a thin record in several Olympic disciplines.

What accounts for his distinctly thin record of actual achievement?

The Letter sounds far more emotive and effective than his thin recorded version.

But her thin record means that her early appointments will come under extra scrutiny.

As I mentioned, only one of the three statistical systems is available in his case, and that score is based on a relatively thin record of public statements.

A new analysis of Romney's gun control record by prominent gun owner's rights activist Dave Kopel found that Romney "has a thin record to back up his claims of support for the Second Amendment".