Sentence examples for produce record from inspiring English sources

"Paying out less to victims of catastrophes has helped produce record profits," they add.

Susan Blair, a bank executive, said the arrangement was appropriate and helped produce record results last year.

Furthermore, it will expect more staff members to produce, record and edit much of their own material.

In other words, even if ITER is able to produce record thermonuclear reactions, the machine may not be able to cope with them an immensely frustrating prospect.

In other words, even if ITER is able to produce record thermonuclear reactions, the machine may not be able to cope with them — an immensely frustrating prospect.

Related: Brazil and Argentina are expected to produce record soybean harvests, but there in the U.S. stocks are so low we're looking to import.

Mr. Johnson, who had also acquired the rights to Nipper, perfected phonographs and recordings and went on to produce records.

Here in Malawi, deep fertilizer subsidies and lesser ones for seed, abetted by good rains, helped farmers produce record-breaking corn harvests in 2006 and 2007, according to government crop estimates.

The emergence of super PACs accepting unlimited donations from individuals and corporations, together with what the candidates themselves will raise, makes it virtually certain that this campaign will produce record-setting levels of spending.

Chipper Jones's run at a.400 batting average (he was hitting.390 going into Saturday's game) has already garnered a great deal of attention, but this season has no shortage of other intriguing story lines that could produce record-breaking seasons of one kind or another.

"Once I got all those learned, I knew how to produce records".