Sentence examples for records although the from inspiring English sources

Similar trends hold for the women's world records, although the differences are less pronounced.

The commissioner has the power to issue an enforcement notice compelling disclosure of the records, although the commissioner is most likely to try resolving the matter informally.

Both Italy and Portugal have had poor productivity records, although the microeconomic reforms proposed by Italy's newish government are steps in the right direction.

Many of the songs borrowed bits and pieces from old new-wave records (although the musicians are generally sly enough to avoid direct rip-offs), and the lyrics were cheekily generic.

The exams, abolished in 1966, had been restored for workers, peasants and soldiers with good political records, although the state council said there should not be too much stress on scores.

If she is fit – and that is never a given with Williams, who had another injury scare when she stopped training on Friday – she is capable of hauling down both those records, although the emergence of Madison Keys, who gave her a good fight in the semi-finals, may change the equation.

East team with a winning record (although the Dolphins have lost two straight).

Credit card borrowing has fallen for 16 consecutive months, a record, although the January decline was the smallest since July.

The Syracuse men have won 11 N.C.A.A. titles, a Division I record (although the team's 1990 championship was vacated).

For the next four decades, Mr. Ferrante and Mr. Teicher, who died last year, maintained a busy schedule of touring and recording, although the early years were tough.

In January, analysis of global temperature data from NASA found that 2014 was likely the hottest year on record, although the fine print shows that statistically it tied for first place with 2010 and 2005.