Sentence examples for to set a record of from inspiring English sources

The report suggests that the economic expansion, on track to set a record of 107 months in February, could continue at least into July.

Dividends are on track to set a record of more than $252 billion in 2012, according to data released by S.& P. that is based on the current dividend rates of 394 companies.

With a victory over the heavy underdog Daniels 47-3-1 47-3-1 47-3-1s), Hopkins (40-2-1, 29 knockouts) would surpass Carlos Monzon to set a record of 15 middleweight title defenses.

Local media say sales today may be on pace to set a record of $470 million.

Tax-equity investments in clean energy were on pace to set a record of $14.8 billion last year, the data firm Bloomberg New Energy Finance estimated.

The Phillies offense was paced by Utley, who walked in the first inning to set a record of 26 consecutive postseason games reaching base, and hit solo home runs in the third and sixth innings.

The Firefox web browser is on track to set a record for the number of downloads in one day – although it had to overcome early jitters.

The Supreme Court's health ruling was, indeed, historic – it gave Mitt Romney the chance to set a record for canniest use of a lectern sign.

Is embattled TalkTalk chief executive Dido Harding about to set a record for the fastest abandonment of a core financial target?

He set off from San Francisco on 18 October in an attempt to set a record crossing of the Pacific, but his team lost contact with him on Tuesday afternoon.

Exports increased by $1.5 billion to set a record monthly total of $102.2 billion.