Sentence examples for unfortunate record from inspiring English sources

His results have led some to speculate that he may have the unfortunate record of both earning and losing the most money in hedge-fund history.

They set an unfortunate record in the last World Cup in Germany by becoming the only team in history to be eliminated without surrendering a goal.

Chelsea should try losing seven on the spin, which is the unfortunate record of the English Premier League's bottom club, Portsmouth.

PCCs "do not bring any skills or expertise" to the service and some have an "unfortunate record for ill-judged interference in operational matters", it added.

If he is able to secure sufficiently significant liberalisation, Mr Obama's otherwise unfortunate record of enforcement may leave current and would-be immigrants better off than they were under the status quo ante.

Carlyle, with his windy rants against the modern world, his lack of interest in finding practical solutions to social problems, and his unfortunate record as one of the authors to whom Hitler turned at tricky moments, seems old-fashioned, and unpleasant with it.

The Dees have been on the receiving end of a few unfortunate records in their time and though this season has seen a marked turnaround at the club, they're still on track to be one of the lowest-scoring sides in AFL/VFL history.

It's unfortunate, our record, where it's at now.

Ballet and modern-dance companies have an unfortunate track record of appropriating hip-hop dance without treating it with the respect it deserves as a complex technique in its own right, built on distinct traditions and styles.

This type of thinking -- valuing people of one's own community above those of another -- leads to the unacceptable fact that in our media and our public policy, we in the U.S. have built an unfortunate track record of systematically devaluing the lives of people in Iraq, Afghanistan and elsewhere in the middle east.

Although human research has yielded phenomenal health and social benefits, the global scientific community has an unfortunate track record of harmful and exploitative research studies, in which the welfare of participants was sacrificed to competing interests of the investigators (for reviews of cases see Katz [ 4], Jones [ 5] and Weijer [ 6]).