Definition of track record
: a record of past performance often taken as an indicator of likely future performance
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Examples of track record in a Sentence
These stocks have a proven track record.
Recent Examples of track record from the Web
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Gray, a moderate with a track record of working cooperatively with Republicans, looks like a good bet to knock out Rep. Andy Barr.
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The Jefferson County Board of Education, the group of people elected by the voters here, forced the old superintendent out last summer and two months ago named Marty Pollio, a principal with a track record of turning around a failing school.
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The Request for Qualifications sought to gauge interest among firms in the available land and also asked for concepts for possible development as well as evidence of a track record of finishing comparable projects, according to the village.
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The leading candidate for that job is right-hander Jesse Chavez, who has an excellent career track record working multiple innings in relief and has started at least 20 games in three of the past four seasons.
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Carlin Racing brings an incredible track record of success from around the globe, while Harding flashed big potential in its three-race debut last season.
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With an age-worthy track record in its own right, this is one of the true relative values in excellent California Cabernet.
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Banks has a notorious track record of crying wolf: there was the Rihanna beef, there were the shady comments about Lemonade, there was the #curryscentedbitch controversy (and subsequent clapback), there’s homophobic slur after homophobic slur.
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That would be unusual, based on this franchise's recent track record, and this is the fundamental reason — the starting point — for the Dolphins' decades-long malaise.
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Origin and Etymology of track record
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Definition of track record for English Language Learners
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: the things that someone or something has done or achieved in the past regarded especially as a way to judge what that person or thing is likely to do in the future
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