Sentence examples for terms of record from inspiring English sources

And we didn't in terms of record sales.

We've been quite fortunate in terms of record sales.

Jeb Bush may in fact be the best of the Republicans' "if only" candidates, in terms of record, resume, style, intellect.

I've worked through boom and bust in terms of record sales, seen revenues from live performance increase dramatically and worked with every type of artist or producer you can imagine on one project or another.

His popularity has long outstripped that of Biggie – as well as the other New York rappers mentioned above – both in terms of record sales (he's sold twice as many albums as Biggie) and passionate fandom worldwide.

Adele may have become a colossus of the music world, sweeping all before her in terms of record sales and awards, and single-handedly propping up the beleagured industry with her record-breaking new album 25.

Which artists in particular were you thinking of in terms of records being broken?

And the hardware has an advantage over Heard in terms of recording quality and being always in an optimal position to capture conversations.

Results are presented in terms of recorded Signal-to-Noise Ratio (SNR) and of a direct evaluation of the Detective Quantum Efficiency (DQE) of the system, for both the assemblies.

It is worth making the point that for all the attention on India right now, it still ranks well below the US in terms of recorded cases of rape.

The FBI report begins with a seemingly exhaustive list of Clinton's communication procedures within the State Department and her relevant shortcomings in terms of record-keeping.