On Thursday, the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors said prices in London fell for the first time since January 2011, ending the longest unbroken run of increases in more than 20 years.
British consumers continued to splash out on new cars in August, extending the record unbroken run of sales growth to two-and-a-half years.
He was most successfully himself in the almost 20-year unbroken run of the sitcom Sykes and A..., in which his incomparable screen partner Hattie Jacques was rather improbably cast as twin sister to Sykes's genial, hard-up, perpetually bemused Lancastrian everyman.
It would be unfair to suggest that all the artists in the show were the victims of an unbroken run of bad luck.
As the 1970s wore on, the Isleys scored an unbroken run of hit singles and albums, juggling heavy funk with angelic, sultry balladry.
He actively encouraged women dramatists, so that in 1989 the Court presented an unbroken run of plays by Timberlake Wertenbaker (Our Country's Good), Caryl Churchill (Ice Cream), Charlotte Keatley (My Mother Said I Never Should) and Winsome Pinnock (A Hero's Welcome and A Rock in Water), together with a reading of Clare McIntyre's My Heart's a Suitcase.
Amy Williams made it all the way to the medal ceremony before her unbroken run of success at Vancouver came to an end.
Emerson, an electric and electronics business based in St Louis, was another.Emerson's story was recounted last year in "Performance without Compromise", a book written by Charles Chuck Knighththethe man who led the company through most of an unbroken run of continually rising earnings per share between 1957 and 2000.
The sector, which accounts for about three-quarters of the UK economy, has enjoyed an unbroken run of growth for 21 months according to the closely watched Markit/CIPS PMI, but the pace of growth last month failed to meet City expectations.
On five of those journals he held the Olympian position of columnist, culminating with an unbroken run of 505 weekly contributions to the Architects' Journal.
