Sentence examples for level of chart from inspiring English sources

It would be another four years before the band would get anywhere close to that level of chart success again, and when they did – with 1996's A Design for Life – they were a very different proposition indeed.

Outside of the United States and Canada, Music of the Sun failed to achieve a comparable level of chart success.

In the early versions of (our product), customers were unable to edit anything beyond the level of charts and dashboards — modifications to the actual data set had to be performed by (one of our) analysts.

His follow-up album on Psychopathic A-1 Yola, saw Esham achieving his highest consecutive level of charting success, as it peaked at 176 on the Billboard 200, his highest selling album on that chart to date, as well as peaking at #6 on Top Heatseekers, #12 on the Independent Albums chart, #23 on the Top Rap Albums chart, and #48 on the Top R&B chart.

But before you spin to Charlie Kelly levels of chart-making, know that Dark is going to leave a lot of things unanswered, and will likely prompt much bigger questions than you could have ever had to begin with.

His party, the New Democrats, is trying at federal level to chart a new vision of health care, based on such centres and integrated teams of health-providers, with national systems of home care and "pharmacare" to lower the cost of drugs to users.Yet Canada no longer looks the secure home of public medicine, and contrast to the United States, that it once did.

Skream has hinted at moving away from dubstep for a couple of years now, most notably with his 2011 single "Anticipate," which reached Daft Punk-levels of pop chart cheese, but bassheads world round were shocked when, earlier this year, he announced that he would only be spinning disco for the foreseeable future.

And much of Asia has hit the relevant level of prosperity (see chart 1).

All safety measures imply a value on life, by estimating the number of lives that can be saved for a given level of investment (see chart again).

Lower short-term interest rates have eased the pressure on indebted households: interest costs are low by historical standards despite the high level of debt (see chart 4).

This helps explain why, if there are no more cuts, by 2019 the cost of SNAP as a share of GDP will fall to the level of 1995 (see chart).