Sentence examples for represents a record for from inspiring English sources

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

The Barclays settlement represents a record for the C.F.T.C., Wall Street's smallest watchdog.

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

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.

The 30,710 who watched may been less than the sport's governing body had hoped for, but it still represented a record for the fixture and continued the upward trajectory of the women's game created by England's bronze medal at last month's Women's World Cup.

That would represent a record for annual income.

The 7 months represent a record for frozen vertebrates, and while Siberian salamanders have lived through -30°C temperatures for shorter durations, those salamanders did not have as good a survival rate as the wood frogs.

The $142.4 million paid for the piece represents a record amount for a work of art sold at auction, breaking the previous record held by Edvard Munch's "The Scream" of $119.9 million in 2012.

Leicester City have signed the striker Leonardo Ulloa from Brighton for a reported fee of £8m, which represents a record deal for both clubs.

That represents a record quarter for Apple on revenue, but slightly under what analysts were looking for.

The transfer represents a record fee for the Bundesliga side and will go some way to filling the void left by Mario Goetze who left for Bayern Munich.