Sentence examples for currently at a record from inspiring English sources

America's property market certainly looks pricey: the ratio of house prices to incomes is currently at a record high, and about a fifth above its 30-year average.

To help speed up the recovery, Mr. Carney linked future decisions on interest rates, which are currently at a record low of 0.5 percent, to unemployment.

There are also concerns about how those using Help to Buy will cope with repayments once interest rates, currently at a record low, rise.

She said inflation, currently at a record low of 0.5%, may overshoot the government-set target of 2.0% before the end of 2016.

Six weeks ahead of regional elections in France, which are widely expected to be at least partly a judgment on his presidency, the president has tried to reverse a decline in his approval rating, currently at a record low.

Six weeks ahead of regional elections in France, which are widely seen as at least a partial judgment on his presidency, Mr. Sarkozy has tried to reverse a decline in his approval rating, currently at a record low.

Updated at 9.01am GMT 8.53am GMT French GDP falls 0.1%: What the economists say Diego Iscaro of consultancy IHS: The new contraction in activity will definitely not help President Hollande to improve his popularity among the electorate - which currently stands at a record low.

A recent survey found that 89% of voters believed it incapable of reducing public debt, as promised; 84% believed it would not improve on the level of zero economic growth, as promised; and 85% did not believe it could reduce unemployment, currently running at a record 10.1%.

Nationwide's assets under management through its NACo arrangement currently stand at a record $8.4 billion gathered from 350,000 public employees, mostly in suburban counties, according to their association.

The sinking Australian dollar, currently near a record low at 54 U.S. cents, has cheapened the country's assets and made overseas acquisitions pricier.

His annual progress report, being published this week, will reveal that the representation of women on the boards of FTSE 100 companies is at a record high – currently 18 per cent of directors are women, up from 12.5 per cent in 2011, when his "Women on Boards" report was published.