Sentence examples for dealing with record from inspiring English sources

You don't get the impression that dealing with record companies is something he'll miss.

A bill that would inevitably raise energy prices did not sit well with senators dealing with record gasoline prices.

A spokesman for the UK passport office said it was dealing with record demand and had issued around 160,000 passports a week during the summer.

All caveats aside, it's important to take note that we are dealing with record low approval and re-election ratings for Congress.

The commission asked Governor Bush how much he knew before the election about the expectations of high voter turnout and whether he had discussed with Secretary of State Katherine Harris the procedures for dealing with record numbers of voters.

His stubbornness in dealing with record companies became so famous that at one point it threatened to overshadow the actual music he was making, a perhaps inevitable by-product of walking around with SLAVE written on his face to protest against the terms of his record deal.

On their most recent visit to High Watch last year, state health inspectors found several minor violations, many dealing with record-keeping, which have been corrected, the state health department said.

Deputy Chief Constable Mark Roberts said forces dealt with "record numbers" of crime related to the tournament.

The vote comes weeks after the Paris attacks and as Europe struggles to deal with record numbers of migrants.

Germany has seen a sharp rise in attacks on asylum centres, as it deals with record numbers of arrivals.

Houston continues to deal with record flooding in the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey.