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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The Patriots remain the NFL's only 21st century dynasty, and the track record in the Belichick-Brady era suggests the team will overcome distractions, personal agendas and personnel challenges.
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But the track record of giant companies successfully achieving such synergies is dismal.
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But that consistent track record took a hit in April, when Apple filed for nearly a dozen new iPhone model identifiers and then... nothing happened.
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But in recent months, that track record has seemed to wear on the people who matter.
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The good news for Green is even with the influx of another group of five-star freshman guards to the roster, Calipari’s track record suggests returning contributors in the program are not automatically pushed aside.
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Despite that track record, though, McMaster has four primary challengers.
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If Rihanna's trendsetting track record is any indication, all signs point to yes.
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Boise State football's recent track record of true freshman running backs is pretty strong, and the Broncos very likely could play two of them this fall.
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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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