Sentence examples for records achieved from inspiring English sources

Two world records achieved that evening amazed old-timers.

In 2010, 17,645 units (private homes or apartments) were sold, way above the records achieved at the peak of booms in 1997 and 2007.In this section High hopes, low returns Not so fast The midget and the mighty Reflections of reality The Corzine put Flat plan The revenge of Malthus Why the tail wags the dog ReprintsPrices have been rising in all segments of the market, not just in the swish condos.

"Strong operating performance across BHP Billiton's diversified portfolio in the December 2013 half year delivered a 10 percent increase in production, with records achieved across three commodities and 10 operations," it said.

No records achieved full score with progress reports after each shift, and 86% scored 0 points, implying that progress reports were written only sporadically.

The items 'the patients' personal details' and 'quantity of record structure' had the highest scores: respectively 100%and71%1% of the records achieved the highest score of these items.

So this is who Justina Cardoso is, based on a court record that, like all public records, achieves only partial truth.

Her latest album, "Breakfast on the Morning Tram" (Blue Note/EMI), has enjoyed the kind of commercial success in Europe that Diana Krall's records achieve in the United States; it also earned her a Grammy nomination for best jazz vocal album.

A unique identifier by which for example the climate parameters, the plant protection data or another information can be retrieved from the records achieves this traceability.

Progress notes scored similarly low, with no records achieving full score.

The current record, achieved by horticulturists in Japan, is 2,300 chrysanthemums growing from one stem.

It's the same speed and the same record achieved by Ms. Kushner's narrator, Reno.