Sentence examples for regional records from inspiring English sources

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Obviously, sales activity has been feverish throughout most of the country; regional records were set in the Midwest and South, and the West enjoyed its third-best year ever.

Experts say the high temperatures, which have come close to breaking regional records, are the result of a high atmospheric pressure ridge hovering above much of the Middle East that has persisted since July.

In an interview with the Runner's World Web site, Radcliffe said the ruling would be difficult to apply fully, given that a number of national and regional records have been set in mixed races, which is how the vast majority of women's road races are conducted.

In several regional records the resulting river levels were the highest of their entire records.

We present a list of 326 wood-inhabiting fungal species, out of which 36%% are first regional records.

Boston College matched the regional record for goals in a game, and the teams set a regional record for combined goals.

Taurasi tied an N.C.A.A. regional record with her six 3-pointers after missing all seven of her 3-point attempts and shooting 2 for 14 over all in the Huskies' second-round triumph over Colorado State.

Mr. Dreese, who said his chain sold over three million compact discs last year, said there were some 50 to 70 regional record chains just 15 years ago and that now there were "maybe 10".

In Nantucket, a waterfront lot smaller than an acre recently sold for $5 million, a regional record price per acre, according to DiFrancesco.

The thick lines in Fig. 4 serve as point estimates for regional recording probabilities through time, but these must be used with caution given the large uncertainties and extremely non-Gaussian distributions.