Sentence examples for high records from inspiring English sources

In particular, the recent disregard of the succession of 'smashed high records' for brokers' loans astonishes the older school of market operators".

If that does not sound sufficiently impressive, consider that 34,008 daily high records were set at weather stations across the country, compared with only 6,664 record lows, according to a count maintained by the Weather Channel meteorologist Guy Walton, using federal temperature records.

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Preliminary numbers for the month indicate that 2,387 daily records were set or tied for lowest daytime highs while 793 daytime high records were set or tied through January 30.

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For seabirds, however, high records were found in winter, followed by spring and then fall while the number for animals observed was higher in the fall, followed by spring and then winter (Figure 3b).

And 2013 is revving up to take the all-time high record.

In the 80's, the tax cuts at the heart of Ronald Reagan's voodoo economics sent art prices soaring, and critics felt predictably miffed as sky-high records set in the auction rooms of Manhattan brought on an age in which money seemed to be the sole arbiter of cultural worth.

In general, the species with the highest records were North American trees.

Which states had the largest disparities in the ratio between record high and record-low temperatures?

Housing saw an incredible 25percentt jump, and the stock market is hitting record high after record high.