Sentence examples for record crushing from inspiring English sources

Speculative-grade bond yields around 8% and a lack of inflation should spell heavy issuance – a record crushing $240 billion in potential sales, or 30% of the entire high-yield market, Garman estimates.

Green Bay, with 24.2 inches, posted its largest April snowfall on record April 13-16, crushing the previous record of 11.0 inches from April 4 and 5, 1977.

But the president's public silence disappointed human rights organizations that had called for a more explicit challenge to Mr. Hun Sen's record of crushing opposition.

But after them follow many stickier cases, from Bahraini dignitaries, considered allies but with a recent record of crushing Shiite protesters, to Ahmed Hamsho, a Syrian show jumper.

Several radio shows were devoted to Mrs. Thatcher's record in crushing organized labor after confrontations with miners and printers, among others.

Ms. Fujimori, 35, meanwhile, emphasized her father's record in crushing leftist guerrilla groups in the 1990s — rather than the turbulent period marred by espionage scandals before he fled to Japan in 2000.

Some international human rights groups, meanwhile, have called on Western leaders to condemn Saudi Arabia's record of crushing dissent and depriving women and foreign workers of rights instead of praising its late king.

The commitment of Sherwood, in addition to the majority of his team-mates, could not be faulted, and they enjoyed enough possession to have recorded a crushing win.

England, though, must improve before taking on an Australia side that recorded a crushing 200-run win over Scotland.

Roma recorded a crushing 5-0 win over struggling Palermo to make it five successive Serie A victories as they moved up to fourth in the table.

Peterborough surged to the top of the table and are the only team in the EFL with a 100% record, having crushed Plymouth, winning 5-1 aftwo two goals each from Mark Godden and Jason Cummings and one from Siriki Dembélé.