Sentence examples for highest number recorded from inspiring English sources
That's the highest number recorded since accurate records have been kept.
The applications administrator Ucas said 424,000 students had been placed in UK higher education as of midnight – up 3% on the same time last year, and the highest number recorded on A-level results day.
There are now thought to be 1,500 pairs across the country, 24 of which live in London – the highest number recorded in the city for hundreds of years.
According to Ucas, a record total of 532,300 people entered UK higher education in 2015, an increase of 3.1 per cent - or 16,100 - on last year, making this the highest number recorded.
Such was the reason why millions of people felt OK about voting Lib Dem, albeit as a tactical option to keep the Tories out, and why in 2005, they won 62 seats, the highest number recorded by a third party since 1929.
Tiny neon-blue pupfish that are struggling to survive in a spring-fed cave in southern Nevada have rebounded this fall to 126 adult fish, 34 more than last fall's count and the highest number recorded since 2004, a federal biologist says.
That puts the roster of retirees at 28, one of the highest numbers recorded for the party in the House.
The 2014 tournament has smashed social media records with some of the highest numbers recorded on Facebook and Twitter, and that means there have been more memes than ever too.
The quantity of assembled unigenes and transcripts obtained from male and female mussels were similar but varied among the three studied tissues, with the highest numbers recorded in the gills, followed by the hepatopancreas, and then the adductor muscle.
The tally of new cases from last year represents the highest annual number recorded among the tribe by the health agency.
