Sentence examples for regions record from inspiring English sources

In contrast, the coastal regions record up to 2.5 km of Late Jurassic-Early Cretaceous (150 120 Ma) denudation, coeval with rifting of the margin.

The plantations occur over a wide range of sites of varying productive potential and are of major importance in these regions (Record and Hess [1974]; Isango and Nshubemuki [1998]; Mabvurira and Musokonyi [1998]; Muchiri and Muturi [1998]).

Only 2% of the countries in Africa and South-East Asia have complete death registration data and half of the countries in these regions record no cause-of-death data (5).

In January, all 20 regions recorded price declines, with the steepest losses in Las Vegas, Phoenix, and Los Angeles.

All four regions recorded gains in sales, with the West reporting a 15.1 percent rise.

The latest figures by the UN show more women than ever now use family planning, with some poorer regions recording the fastest pace of growth since 2000.

Nationwide's chief economist, Fionnuala Earley, said: "Prices increased by at least 5% in every region of the UK over the past 12 months, with five out of 13 regions recording double-digit growth.

Between 2006/08 and 2010/12, eight of the nine English regions recorded an increase in median household total wealth, with households in London seeing the largest proportional rise - median household wealth rose in the capital by 31%.

Robert Gardner, Nationwide's chief economist, said that while house price growth slowed in September, the picture on a quarterly basis was still relatively strong, with all 13 UK regions recording annual price gains.

A monthly health check of firms in England and Wales, released on Monday, suggests most regions recorded declines in activity in July and a three-year run of employment growth came to a halt.

"All regions recorded growth in 2014, except Japan and Western Europe, which recorded declines of 2.8perr cent and 9.1 percentt, respectively," Gartner notes.