Sentence examples for growing record from inspiring English sources

"So that was like a growing record," he concludes.

Egypt's military will be desperate for international legitimacy and leverage in the next few years, given its rapidly growing record of bad conduct.

The Libyan government has a growing record of improbable statements and carefully manipulated news events, but four months into the conflict here, it is showing signs of desperation and disorganization.

He says he wasn't a real "music aficionado" when he joined Spotify and his growing record collection demonstrates how streaming sites work to expand users' musical passions and horizons.

But Obama's growing record of reluctance to take policy stands befitting the economic crisis, to issue veto threats or to generally show his opponents who's boss suggests that he is suffering from something more problematic than freshman ignorance.

Henshilwood and others point to this small but growing record of earlier artistic objects from Africa as evidence that modern behavioral traits, such as the use of external symbols, developed gradually over a couple of hundred thousand years, not suddenly after our ancestors emerged from Africa, as some archaeologists have proposed.Not everyone finds the Blombos beads so persuasive.

The continuous and rapidly growing records acquired on pass-through SRMs have revolutionized paleomagnetic research making it possible to reconstruct and exploit paleomagnetic field behavior at unprecedented resolution and scale.

Despite this, Gilt has continued to grow and record record revenue and retain early employees.

And we're growing at record speed.

They argue that, as sales of consumer goods had been growing by record amounts, a slowdown was inevitable.

But for the data center REITs, a growing track record is helping overcome investors' lack of experience and misgivings regarding the riskiness of the nontraditional real estate sector.