Those are relatively small numbers for Exxon, which last year earned $45.22 billion on the strength of record-high oil prices.
On the strength of the record's popularity he signed with Virgin Records, and despite having a hit in 1995 with "Boombastic" and winning a Grammy Award in 1996 for Best Reggae Album, the label dropped him in 1998 after a disappointing follow-up album, "Midnite Lover".
I love the strength of this record, its sense of broad freedom and defiance.
On the strength of that record, Franklin Roosevelt chose Truman as his vice president.
Two years ago, the district hired a superintendent, Max R. Riley, partly on the strength of his record improving the performance of minority students.
On the strength of this record, it's fair to say that Tench was looking for both continuity and departure.
The new governor was elected on the strength of his record as a United States attorney prosecuting corrupt officials.
On the strength of that record, executives of the bank, which is state-owned, hope to find a major foreign financial services company to take a majority stake.
The mayor, Steve Skadron, campaigned for office on the strength of his record: as a city-council member, he had cast the single dissenting vote on Ban's proposal.
Andrés Sánchez, who was contemplating a campaign for president of the C.B.F., based on the strength of his record reforming Corinthians, visited the club headquarters at the Parque São Jorge, and offered some advice to his successor, Mario Gobbi.
The sound of the two bands that bracket American indie rock were fused into one, and on the strength of this record, Idlewild became stars in Scotland, developed a cult following in England and made a reasonable dent in America.
