Sentence examples for reflecting record from inspiring English sources

Revenue held relatively stable at 42.8 billion euros compared with 43.3 billion euros a year earlier, reflecting record deliveries of new commercial jets.

Revenue held relatively stable at 42.8 billion compared with 43.3 billion a year earlier, reflecting record deliveries of new commercial jets.

America's trade deficit soared to an all-time high of $60.3 billion in November, reflecting record levels for imports of everything from oil and consumer goods to farm products.

Taken together, the oil services firms in the Insider 500 saw turnover up 12%, reflecting record levels of investment in UK waters in 2013, much of that continuing into last year.

America's trade deficit soared to an all-time high of $60.3 billion in November, reflecting record levels for imports of everything from oil and consumer goods to farm products, the government reported Wednesday.

Reflecting record-high oil prices, the energy sector has been the U.S. stock market's best performer over the past three and five years, and among the best so far in 2007.

When considering all age groups, the study reflected record participation.

The increase in the triennial valuation reflects record low interest rates and low bond yields, which have depressed returns.

Fannie Mae's chief executive, Franklin D. Raines, said the increase reflected record home-loan refinancings by consumers and a wider spread between borrowing costs and investment returns.

The best artists help to reflect, record and interrogate the world around us and Paglen is interpreting some of the most profound cultural, political issues that we have had to deal with.

These are irreducible to individual episodes, demonstrating that partitioning palimpsests into sites poorly reflects record formation on a landscape level.