Sentence examples for generate record from inspiring English sources

This year, registered voters are split evenly, the presidential race is expected to generate record turnout and many voters say they cannot wait to usher Mr. Bush out.

Value fashion chain New Look planned for a difficult Christmas — and as a result will generate record profits this year, the group claimed today.

Businesses have used cost-cutting and the easy availability of credit to continue to generate record profits, the most important factor in stock prices.

Those reserves jumped $177.9 billion in the second quarter to $2.13 trillion, helping to generate record credit and money supply growth that economists fear may be creating asset bubbles.

Like M&S boss Sir Stuart Rose he believes 2008 will be "challenging", but the New Look boss said the fashion chain would generate record results this year and added: "There are a lot of people out there producing good results".

In 2009, Mr. Craig proved that joining another star on Broadway could generate record ticket sales — even if they had merely recited "the alphabet in counterpoint," as Ben Brantley put it in The New York Times — when he and Hugh Jackman starred as Chicago policemen in Keith Huff's melodrama "A Steady Rain".

18 Inhaled and oral corticosteroids, which are available by prescription only, are eligible for general reimbursement in Denmark and thus generate records in the database.

The administration credited the president's tax cuts for helping generate record-breaking revenues but warned of an approaching "fiscal train wreck" unless Congress dealt with unsustainable growth in Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid spending.

14 Because the data are collected with the purpose of reimbursement, data prescriptions dispensed for drugs not receiving reimbursement do not generate records in the DNDRP.

The story, published on Monday, generated record complaints to the Independent Press Standards Organisation.

Instead, it has generated record profits so far this year after it positioned itself against the collapse.