Sentence examples for stands at a record from inspiring English sources

Unemployment stands at a record high of 5.7percentt, while prices and wages are falling fast.

According to a recent study, the age gap among gun owners stands at a record high.

Unemployment stands at a record low these days, and there are even scattered reports of labor shortages.

South Korea enjoyed rapid growth from the 1970s-90s, buthehe rate slowed as the economy matured, and unemployment among under-30s now stands at a record 10%.

His prize-money for the year stands at a record $18.8m (about £12.4m), which does not take into account the extra $2.26m he has earned from the year-end bonus pool.

Republicans fired back that they already are taking plenty of heat for considering an increase in the legal limit on the debt, which stands at a record $14.3 trillion.

The guidance may be ignored, but it does at least exist and stands as a record of what earlier generations thought and said.

This Wednesday's Lotto jackpot stands at a record-breaking £50.4 million after nobody matched Saturday's six main main numbers.

The history of the modern era has been one of simply funding greater government spending by transferring the tab to future generations via the national debt, which now stands at a record-setting $13 trillion.

The birth rate in 1998, the latest year that figures are available, stood at a record low.

This means that the proportion of the population without health insurance stood at a record low last year of 9.1%.