Sentence examples for represented a record from inspiring English sources

More than 3,000 athletes, including more than 100 women, represented a record 44 countries.

Its $3.33 billion net profit in 1997 on revenue of $30.6 billion represented a record for the company and the industry.

On Thursday, ESPN said that the 1.1 million unique visitors who streamed the United States' victory over Algeria the day before represented a record for a live sports event.

In fact, all 3 USL Pro teams who had represented a record turnout for that league in the quarter finals, will now be "enjoying" the freedom to concentrate on their league form, which needs their attention in all three cases.

The budget would still offer city residents and businesses $1.1 billion in new tax cuts during the next three years, which Mr. Giuliani said yesterday represented a record tax cut when combined with already adopted tax reductions during his administration.

This represented a record weekly total for a non-charity release this year and gave Cardle a lead of more than 300,000 over Rihanna and Drake's What's My Name, which finished in second place.

That represented a record-setting jump (for any new series) of 1.74 rating points, or 53 percent.

To this day, that multiple represents a record for a large bank.

The total represents a record amount and an increase of $3 million over 2003.

The figures, measured by comScore Media Metrix, represent a record for the Hollywood gossip site.

Fossil pollen potentially represents a record of biodiversity at a variety of spatial and temporal scales.