Sentence examples for annual records from inspiring English sources

There are no annual records, for example, on how many sharks are killed globally for their fins, or how many are dumped back into the sea.

Last year, the port set annual records for the amount of cargo it handled (84.8 million metric tons) and the value of those goods ($132.4 billion).

Shark fin trade figures have always been elusive — there are no annual records, for example, on how many sharks are killed for their fins or are dumped at sea in the process.

New York City gained nearly 70,000 residents in the 15 months ended July 1 , 2011 almost matching the growth of the 1990s, when an influx of foreigners set annual records, according to census estimates released on Wednesday.

Analysts cautioned that Boston Scientific's bid might prove too rich for the smaller company.Airbus and Boeing both set annual records for new aircraft orders in 2005, with the European consortium moving ahead of its American competitor late in the year, thanks to a surge of sales in December.

In 2009, the number of registered foreigners here fell for the first time since the government started to track annual records almost a half-century ago, shrinking 1.4 percent from a year earlier to 2.19 million people — or just 1.71 percent of Japan's overall population of 127.5 million.

This is the fourth consecutive annual record.

When he drags out the archaic microphone for his annual recording, he can barely utter.

Junk bond issuance in the United States set a new annual record last year — by the end of October.

The number of deaths from the tide far exceeds the previous annual record of 151.

That figure already exceeds the annual record of $898 billion set in 2007.