Sentence examples for compile records from inspiring English sources

From sub-seafloor imaging, scientists can compile records of the timing and magnitude of historical earthquakes.

At first, Mr. Fleischer said, the White House did not compile records of the damage because Mr. Bush did not want to make an issue of it.

There were gurneys without wheels, and a computer system so outdated that doctors had to call up four separate programs to compile records on a single patient.

The F.D.A. will probably make its recommendation late next spring, after PET users compile records about the drug's safety, said J. Michael McGehee, the Washington-based executive director of the Institute for Clinical PET.

He concluded in a report issued last July that Mr. Dopp and a second Spitzer aide, William F. Howard, had acted improperly — but broken no laws — in asking the State Police to compile records of Mr. Bruno's travels on state aircraft to business meetings and fund-raisers.

The cautiously upbeat remarks by Hunt, who said that England had the best record for emergency treatment among countries which compile records, contrasted with those of his Liberal Democrat ministerial colleague Norman Lamb, who said the NHS was not meeting its targets.

Iran has compiled records for about 30,000 of them.

Merton also compiled records topically, which are filed alphabetically throughout.

The blast destroyed part of a building where the attorney general is compiling records for the case.

THE Taiwanese have not seen a contraction of their economy since they began compiling records in 1952.

By some margin 2008 has been hedge funds' worst year since HFR began compiling records in 1990.The carnage is indiscriminate.