Sentence examples for generating records from inspiring English sources

Instead of generating records or a TV show or a movie, we come up with concepts that can work with all of them". Few people in Hollywood can match Mr. Jones's musical depth and breadth.

The fourth is a mandatory spring-break field trip with varying locations (e.g., Bahamas, New Mexico) where students focus on specific research projects that range from dune migration and tidal channel dynamics, to generating records of sea level rise in the Caribbean or climate change in the American West.

For generating records only an overall mean (with a value of 90) was considered in the first hierarchical stage as the CG effect, and overall means for the threshold (19) and for the slope (-0.5) were the only considered systematic effects in the second hierarchical stage.

Prudent fiscal management, the mayor said, has allowed his administration to cut taxes while still generating record surpluses.

It is generating record profits — the sorts of figures usually associated with oil giants like ExxonMobil and Royal Dutch Shell.

"We will not agree to a hard cap when the league is generating record revenues year after year," he said.

Companies in the S.& P. 500, for instance, are often sitting on record amounts of cash, and are generating record profits, with better-than-expected first-quarter results.

In the last three-year deal running from the 2013-14 Skyson, Sky bought 116 matches and BT 38, generating record income of £3bn, up 71% on the previous deal.

Between mid-September 1986 and May 1987, Coventry did not drop below tenth spot in the league, 26,709 watching them beat Liverpool in April – their highest attendance in six years, generating record gate receipts of £101,000.

By the 1990s it was patently obvious that in households where nobody had a clue as to how long certain food might last in the natural course of events, sell-by dates were generating record waste.

The fight is generating record revenue for a boxing bout.