Sentence examples for generating a record from inspiring English sources

It's not the most likely scenario: an application for a cycle track in Plymouth generating a record public response.

PAGE A20 $9 Million for Neediest The New York Times Neediest Cases Fund ends its annual appeal today after generating a record amount in donations.

In the two years since his appointment, he has been the lead pitchman in generating a record $800 million in sponsorship dollars from American companies, topping Atlanta's nearly $500 million figure for the 1996 Summer Games.

Residents of the Sunshine State and their neighbours in America's south-east are still recovering from damage inflicted in 2004, when an improbable four hurricanes hit within six weeks, generating a record 2.2m insurance claims.You may still worry about Aunt Tilly in Fort Lauderdale, but should anyone shed a tear for America's insurers?

Following intake, real-time assessments administered via mobile and wireless devices can take the assessment process a step further by generating a record of the everyday experiences of clients in the real world (Hufford et al. 2002; Shiffman 2009).

Every patient admission episode to an adult general ICU in Scotland generates a record that is stored in the SICSAG database [ 10].

In 2014 it generated a record $7.5 billion in revenue.

Coal generated a record low 6% of the UK's electricity this spring, official figures show.

Any arrest generates a record, even if criminal charges are never formally made.

"Any transaction other than one conducted solely in cash generates a record," said James X . Dempseyof the Center for Democracy and Technology in Washington.

Although Montgomery's title was not at stake, the sale of 15,822 bonds generated a record gate of $36m.