Sentence examples for highest recorded level from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, potency has "reached its highest recorded level".

According to the Environment Agency, at the height of the storm the Tyne rose to 6.4 metres in Corbridge – the river's highest recorded level by well over a metre.

The fall in crime has coincided with a period when police funding in England and Wales has been at its highest recorded level – £12.6bn in 2009/10, 44% higher than in 1995/96.

The figures have been compiled by Creative England and research firm Olsberg SPI to measure the impact of what is being called "set-jetting" – tourism generated by famous locations – as film production in the UK saw a massive leap last year, up 35% from 2013 to its highest recorded level.

(The highest recorded level thus far was 22% in Baku City, Azerbaijan, in 2007).

The River Severn has reached its highest recorded level in Worcester, matching the peak in the floods of 2007.

Loan-to-income ratios for first-time buyers are at their highest recorded levels.

This was the highest recorded levels ever on the bayou next to the Medical Center, by probably more than a couple of feet.

The River Calder at Hebden Bridge and Manchester's River Irwell reached their highest recorded levels, and last night the Environment Agency issued three flood warnings for areas near the River Ouse.

Environment Agency programme director Toby Willison said many rivers in southern England were at their highest recorded levels.

Rates of severe black lung disease in Appalachian coal miners have reached their highest recorded levels since the government began regulating coal dust more than 40 years ago.