Sentence examples for weak history from inspiring English sources

"Its determination to buy this bank, despite its weak history with companies like Ziff-Davis, is nothing short of pathological".

This regulatory body's creation is a direct response to the glaring conflicts of interest that accounting firms had been engaging in, and to the industry's notoriously weak history of disciplining its own.

Moreover, the green areas circled on the 2008 chart show they did a better job targeting two groups: (1) those with a high probability of voting Democratic but a weaker history of turning out to vote and (2) more persuadable "swing" voters with a very strong history of past voting.

At the end of March, nearly 20percentt of loans to subprime borrowers — those with weak credit history — were past due or in foreclosure.

Jesse started on probation at Catholic Memorial, because of his weak academic history, and at the end of first semester, Ms. Patey met with an admissions officer, Brother Stephen Casey.

This translates into a weak financial history.

Taken together, we suggest that TNBC status may be helpful in stratifying women with a moderate risk of having BRCA1 mutations (for example, a weak family history or isolated case of early-onset breast cancer), but may have limited utility in the absence of such features (for example, women with a single case of TNBC aged 40 to 50 years old).

Subprime lenders make home loans to people with weak credit histories.

Providian, whose customers include people with weak credit histories, said that earnings were 19 cents to 21 cents a share in the quarter.

Defaults have climbed sharply on mortgages to subprime borrowers with weak credit histories, and analysts are predicting 500,000 to 2 million foreclosures on subprime loans by the end of next year.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 5 — Democrats in Congress are planning to introduce bills in the coming days that would prohibit a range of practices used to market subprime loans to people with weak credit histories or low incomes.