It is completely irrational to count on record-low interest rates persisting while debt issuance continues to break records.
Last year, the subway had 5.36 million rides on average during weekends, one of the highest counts on record, transit officials said.
As the claims were piled in stacks — "a record we can count on," "working for our future," "the experience to lead — a desire to serve" — Jon Males paced his bustling workshop making sure deadlines were met.
Over the next few years, the agreement may serve to dramatically alter the way many, if not most, classical music fans obtain contemporary recordings, and may help orchestras replace income they used to count on from record sales.
"Temperatures are usually cooler in the last few days of the month, so I wouldn't count on that record, but you never know," said Mark DeLisi, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Mount Holly.
The lucky few that make it to the end of the TV show competition can usually count on a record deal, a national tour, and some really good buzz.
Berlin can count on world-record or near-world-record performances every year, with its virtually flat course through the city.
When it comes to Ontario officers who've been charged with second degree murder or manslaughter, Brauti has a perfect record of keeping cops out of jail and he's counting on that record to remain intact, even with video evidence of Sammy's violent death.
It doesn't matter who it's against, it counts on your record".
But in a race where she appears to be counting on her record to seal the deal with voters, being able to remind an audience of her husband's achievements, particularity in overseeing a successful economy, may be a powerful ploy.
The Lions' 34-7 loSundayday to the Bears should count on Millen's record as team president.
