Sentence examples for previous records from inspiring English sources

The phrase "previous records" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to any documented information or data from before the current time or situation. Example: The company's previous records show a steady increase in profits over the past five years.

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We surpassed all our previous records.

The New York Times

His previous records had been written in real time.

The New Yorker

The delays in June smashed all previous records.

The New York Times

Some were exceeding previous records by 10 feet.

The Washington Post

While previous records were somber, dark, this one's more joyous.

Stanford University

The 2012 melt has comprehensively broken all previous records.

Independent

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The event broke all previous records for a private collection, fetching $206m.

The Guardian

I'd done that before with previous records and while I don't think I'd compromised anything greatly, it hadn't really worked.

Huffington Post

Many streams reported discharge rates of more than double the previous records.

Wikipedia

Last year, more than 15 million children cast their ballots, breaking all previous records.

The New York Times

"Hopelessness," the resulting album, is no less vulnerable than her previous records.

The New Yorker

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