Sentence examples for an estimated record from inspiring English sources

AMERICANS spent an estimated record $185 billion this holiday season, on dolls and games, sneakers, power tools and skateboards.

And new research found that the storm resulted in an estimated record of 1.25 billion hours of lost electricity to Americans, BuzzFeed reported.

(Pythagorean win-loss is an estimated record from the team's runs scored and allowed, and is often a better indicator of future performance than actual win-loss).

Similarly, while giving among foundations reached an estimated record level of $33.6 billion last year, in inflation-adjusted terms that was slightly less than the peak amount reported in 2001.

Star Wars: The Force Awakens remains on course to smash box office records worldwide after posting $14.1m from its opening day in a number of European nations on Wednesday, along with an estimated record $50m from Thursday previews in the US.

There was an estimated record £100m bet on the outcome of this election, compared to about £40m in 2010.

The method consisted of a 3-day estimated record and a frequency checklist of foods, based on the meal pattern of the country and with the previous month as a reference period.

To assess vitamin and mineral intakes in the studied 6-year-olds, we chose an estimated food record.

R. Kelly has sold an estimated hundred million records, and, at age fifty, he remains one of the dominant voices in R. & B. He also has a well-documented, twenty-five-year history of allegedly victimizing women and underage girls.

Most studies used a complete method of assessment, such as a 24-h recall, or an estimated or weighed record.

Eye movements were recorded at 50 Hz using a remote infrared eye-tracking system (1750, Tobii Technology) with an estimated 0.5° of recording error.