Sentence examples for record of high from inspiring English sources

And we know that continuing this record of high employment with low inflation demands continued wage responsibility in all sectors.

These institutions, because of their record of high achievement, represent a steppingstone out of poverty and its corresponding ills.

"President Obama cannot bear to face his own record of high unemployment, tax increases and massive debt," she wrote on Monday morning.

Having spent fourteen years at the Fed, and having been the first woman to lead it in its hundred-and-five-year history, Yellen is leaving with a record of high achievement.

Gov. James E. McGreevey took aim today at New Jersey's stubborn record of high rates of cancer by designating $28 million from the state's share of the tobacco settlement to expand the Cancer Institute of New Jersey.

The public's expectation of abundant and stable power was particularly strong in Japan, Mr. Nakagami and other experts said, partly because of the legal framework for the country's electricity industry, and the industry's record of high technological and operational reliability.

Career project professionals are generally experts in their fields, with a demonstrable record of high-level accomplishments, Ms. Miller says.

There is a longer record of high-profile female athletes being gay — Martina Navratilova came out in 1981 — and, in a way, the lack of publicity was refreshing, a sign of where we'd already arrived.

But so many officials are engaging in the same practices that in Hong Kong there is a cottage industry in books that detail the private lives of corrupt officials, with titles like, "The Sexy Record of High-Ranking Communist Party Officials," "Power and Money: How They Steal," and "Shared Mistresses: Lust and Caution Among Chinese Officials".

Given the overall safety record of high-speed rail, and the fact that trains remain the primary mode of transport for hundreds of millions of people in a country whose development has been partly driven by migrant labor, some experts cautioned against expecting the government to curtail the huge project.

A spokesman for Mr. Webster, Brian Graham, added that Mr. Grayson "is simply trying to distract voters from his record of higher taxes, increased debt and rising unemployment".