Sentence examples for widest recorded from inspiring English sources

In 1995, the OECD reported that the gap between the lowest-and the highest-paid workers in America was the widest among its 25 member-countries; last year, the Census Bureau reported that that gap was the widest recorded in America since the second world war, with the top 20% of households swallowing 47% of the income (see chart above).

Eastern populations in Andringitra incorporate the widest recorded variety of prey, including both vertebrates and invertebrates.

TO capture the material he needs for his work, Warren Cross, a sound designer, ranges far and wide, recording everything from storms and waterfalls to police sirens to be used on stage or in films.

It was later determined that the El Reno tornado was 2.6 miles wide — the widest in recorded history.

We show Aedes distributions to be the widest ever recorded; now extensive in all continents, including North America and Europe.

Its 4,100-theater 4,100-theatere widest evereleaseded.

C1 S.U.V. Safety Data Worsens The gap in safety between sport utility vehicles and passenger cars last year was the widest yet recorded, according to new federal traffic data.

And the gap in employment between the young and all working-age adults — roughly 15 percentage points — is the widest in recorded history.

In 2005 Gatlin won the 100m and the 200m at the world championships, with his winning margin in the shorter sprint being the widest yet recorded in the competition's history.

The geographic distribution of the occurrence records is the widest ever recorded with particularly high spatial and temporal resolution in Taiwan and Brazil for both species and in the United States for Ae. albopictus.

John Lewis said Black Friday was its biggest ever day of trading, although the year-on-year sales growth of 11.9% was significantly down on the wider growth recorded by Experianand IMRG.