Sentence examples for most on record from inspiring English sources

Some 33,840 people are in the shelter system, the most on record.

The hospital operator HCA raised a $3.8 billion, the most on record for a private equity-owned company.

The spread, or yield difference, between benchmark Greek debt and German bunds widened to the most on record.

The snow that year was the most on record, and the streets looked like deep, white furrows ripped through the neighborhood.

Mirroring trends in other European countries, The number of job seekers in France rose in January by 90,200, the most on record.

According to research by the Nielsen Company, an average of 41.9 million women 18 and older watched Super Bowl XLIV — the most on record, and more than watched the Academy Awards this year.

The current dry season, which will end in about a month, has been one of the most parched on record.

It's hard for me to believe the Weather Channel that the falling blowing stuff of the moment may be the most on record--for New York City, that is, and central New Jersey (visibility a hundred feet, ceiling zero), where I am hunkered on the ground.

Exports increased to $172.7 billion, the most on records dating back to 1992.

The amount saved — $768.8 billion — was the most on records that started in January 1959, the government recently reported.

But the German outbreak is now one of the most severe on record.