Sentence examples for reached record numbers from inspiring English sources

They're also catering to the fears of hyperprotective parents, a group that has reached record numbers.

Staff turnover reached record numbers, and faculty recruiting was made very difficult by rapid increases in housing costs.

Recently Latino leaders have stepped up their criticism of Mr. Obama, as deportations have reached record numbers under his administration and he has offered no relief from the crackdown on immigrant communities.

Is it by coincidence then that the numbers of black, Asian and young people being put forward to stand as candidates have reached record numbers for the Tory party?

Republican primary voting, increased by independents and in some states by Democrats, reached record numbers in New Hampshire and Michigan and doubled the past high mark in South Carolina.

Comedy Overruled Comedy, which reached record numbers on the networks less than a decade ago, looks to be in eclipse, CBS, ABC and NBC will introduce only seven new comedies among them, their lowest combined totals since the early 1980's.

"We might even reach record numbers".

With Chinese visitors to Australia reaching record numbers in 2012, local merchants say it is common for these travelers to stock up on formula.

Non-EU students, who were not affected by the tuition fee rise or student number cap, have also been growing, reaching record numbers in 2014/15.

"People sign up for food stamps when they lose their jobs, or their wages go down because their hours are cut," said Stacy Dean, director of food stamp policy at the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities in Washington, who noted that 14 states saw their rolls reach record numbers by last December.

6 Music achieved a record weekly reach of 1.9 million between October and December 2012, with 1xtra and 4 Extra reaching record numbers of listeners.