Sentence examples similar to track record in something from inspiring English sources

As a nation we have a good track record in rowing and that is something I am proud to be a part of but it comes down to good old-fashioned hard graft and training which we undertake on a daily basis.

Carr has something of a track record in making off-colour jokes.

Patey has something of a track record in the area of mass catering.

Besides, the baked-goods-recipe poll now has something of a track record: in 1996, HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON'S chocolate chip cookies defeated ELIZABETH DOLE'S pecan roll; in 1992, when Mrs. Clinton and BARBARA BUSH both submitted recipes for chocolate chip cookies, Mrs. Clinton's won.

Bono, of course, has something of a track record in tech investing already.

Third, Yandex has something of a track record in building online marketplaces for offline services.

The co-founders of Refdash have something of a track record in building companies that get acquihired to help add new features to existing services.

WPP has developed something of a track record in making strategic investments into digital, specifically mobile and other emerging areas, as a way of shoring up against larger trends in the industry away from more traditional forms of media like print.

The show has something of a patchy track record in creating household stars who last longer than their debut album.

France will have to settle for an appearance in the consolation game against Lithuania, who have something of a solid track record in third-place games, on Saturday.

Until today, his Twitter handle, in typical understated Ben Evans style, noted his track record in brief and that he was now "looking for something difficult to do".