Sentences with phrase «record by the largest margin»
Global ocean temperatures were unprecedented during the period, and several land areas, including the continental United States, Australia, Europe, South America and Russia, broke temperature records by large margins.
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This January was the warmest January on record by a large margin while also claiming the title of most anomalously warm month in 135 years of record keeping.
Global ocean temperatures were unprecedented during the period, and several land areas, including the continental United States, Australia, Europe, South America and Russia, broke temperature records by large margins.
Last month's soaring temperatures clobbered the previous monthly record by the largest margin on record.
«We would like to thank all of our customers for making this our best launch ever, shattering all previous sell - through records by a large margin.
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Despite Galloway's threats to contest the result, he neither launched a legal challenge nor stood again in 2017, where Shah surpassed his record by winning a majority of 48.1 %, the largest margin for a Bradford West MP in any incarnation of the seat.
Prior to this year, the largest margin occurred in 1998, when the annual temperature surpassed the record set in 1997 by 0.12 °C (0.22 °F).
The 2015 temperature also marks the largest margin by which an annual temperature record has been broken.
While low rates and sluggish wage growth have allowed profit margins to remain at record levels, large U.S. companies continue to struggle with the competitive headwind caused by a stronger dollar, which has hurt revenues and estimates of third quarter earnings.
This is following on from a «hottest on 350 yr record» 2006 (by an alarmingly large margin), and it feels anomalous to me, but then i'm alarmed: --RRB-
If the sun goes to it's average range during the next cycle then all of those temperature records are guaranteed to be broken by even larger margins.
Each month had more record highs than lows, in many cases by a large margin.