Sentence examples for led to records from inspiring English sources

Hundreds of thousands of people were moved away from the affected areas, and the break-up of the Soviet Union led to records being lost.

Rising global demand for raw materials and a weakening dollar have led to records this year for raw materials including corn, soybeans, rice and gold.

Eventually, "as we were going through documentation, somebody stumbled across an invoice that led to records of payments to this storage facility in the Hudson Valley, and they called us back and said the multitrack tapes are here," said Michael Rucker, Fania's chief marketing officer.

The Test series against the Black Caps has led to records being broken and that has continued now, not only with England's highest score in an ODI but an all-comers' seventh-wicket record between Jos Buttler – who now has the second fastest ODI hundred for England to add to his own record at the top – and Adil Rashid.

Attempts to memorize the value of with increasing precision have led to records of over 67,000 digits.

Ripken's power, which led to records like the most home runs by a shortstop and placed him 13th in career doubles, had consequences.

Moreover, radio's newfound need for Canadian recordings swiftly led to record contracts and a larger fan base for Canadian musicians.

This has led to record results".

The policy led to record-breaking success.

Reliance on tax cuts has led to record budget deficits, and borrowing against homes has led to record household debt.

The 72 structured interviews led to recording 3 17 species (a total of 27).