Sentence examples for inception of record from inspiring English sources

It was the wettest September since the inception of record keeping in the 1850s in Australia.

This year alone Arizona and New Mexico have both recorded their largest single fires (Wallow and Las Conchas, respectively) since the inception of record keeping.

This past June 20122) saw the largest Arctic sea ice loss since the inception of record keeping - 1.18 million square miles or the equivalent area of Alaska, California, Florida and Texas.

Every month in 2013 was 0.9 degree (F) above the normal dating back to the inception of continuous record keeping in 1910.

A stifling heat wave across the northern tropics in Fitzroy Crossing, northern Western Australia, reached 104 degrees (F) each day for 29 consecutive days in October, an unprecedented sequence of events at any Australian station this early in springtime -- since the inception of continuous record keeping.

Furthermore, conditions diagnosed prior to military service or inception of electronic medical records that recur or for which follow-up is ongoing will be captured in available data sources.

Outcome data from DR screening examinations (digital retinal photography) were collected from the Scottish regional diabetes electronic record from inception of database to December 2012.

The inception of their relationship with Exploited Records was completely natural.

The yield of the 10-year benchmark Greek government bond surged to 9.7 percent, yet another record since the inception of the euro.

On Tuesday, the borrowing costs of Italy, the euro zone's third-largest economy after Germany and France, reached nearly 8 percent, a record since the inception of the common currency in 1999.

On Monday, that yield rose as high as 7.2 percent, a record since the inception of the euro and a level seen by many — including the country's economy minister, Luis de Guindos — as unsustainable in the long term.