Sentence examples for uneven track record from inspiring English sources

Those successes belie a more uneven track record.

Given its uneven track record it would be easy to dismiss JLX, but that would mean missing the great gazpacho, linguine with clams, juicy burger and yummy desserts.

It was hard to see what was so special about the project: Ms. Lavin's character was the matriarch of yet another dysfunctional family; the play's author, Nicky Silver, had an uneven track record; and the production was at a 125-seat theater downtown.

THE DAUGHTER-IN-LAW The Mint Theater Company, which is devoted to unearthing forgotten but worthy works, has had an uneven track record, but its production of this powerful early drama by D. H. Lawrence was proof that theater history is worth excavating.

Nor does it note charter schools' uneven track record.

Although he has been praised in the past for diverse casting on "Glee," several TV writers has called his track record on diversity spotty and uneven.

Their track record is spotty, at best.

The track record for smart kitchen devices is fairly uneven.

The festival's recent track record under the artistic director Marc Masterson has been uneven, with solid successes like Gina Gionfriddo's "Becky Shaw" and "The Scene" by Theresa Rebeck far outnumbered by forgettable small-bore dramas.

But he can be uneven in keeping the spotlight on her: Here, on Monday morning, he promoted his administration's economic track record, while in New Hampshire on Sunday he kept the focus on what his wife would do as president.

Their track record says otherwise.