Sentence examples for record balance from inspiring English sources

And it has to run record balance of payments and trade deficits in order to attract that foreign capital.

Under Wilson, Britain still had a manufacturing base, under Blair, we have been transformed into a service economy with record levels of personal debt, and record balance of payments deficits.

They're a band who have hit a particular sound with precision, and they stick to it, albeit with more visceral immediacy than on record – 'Balance' and 'Heart Grows Cold', for example, bounce with a joyful club beat over the heart-tugging elegiac synth lines.

A record balance of payments deficit of £96.2bn (5.2% of GDP) for 2015, and £32.7bn (7% of GDP) for the fourth quarter alone – both higher in percentage terms than in any year since the second world war – and the first, instinctive reaction of the government is to let what is left of our steel industry go hang, so that imports can be boosted even further.

The result: The average college student now has 4.6 cards and a record balance of $3,173, according to a recent study by Sallie Mae.

But on such fine margins is the Hour record balanced.

What he needed were stories of vandalism among his own countrymen to keep the record balanced.

The GTSP has been introduced by [14], Saksena [31], and Srivastava [33] in the context of computer record balancing and of visit sequencing through welfare agencies since the 1960s.

Nodding backward while restlessly surging forward, the record balances oppositional forces.

The show, like their latest record, balanced their signature sound with new styles and sonic ideas without sounding contrived.

Records balance due to rector More of the same on other side.