historic high造句怎么写

Djoghlaf argued that extinction rates for some animal or plant species were at a historic high, up to 1, 000 times those seen before, even affecting crops and livestock.

Last year, when Chinese demand pushed commodity prices to historic highs, consumers around the world cried.

IDA support to the poorest countries is at a historic high.

This is a historic high for Hong Kong under any administration.

But palm oil is nearly14 percent off a historic high of2,764 ringgit reached earlier this month as worries of a stock build-up due to weakening exports persist.

The figures mark an historic high for IDA, which is the largest single source of concessional financial assistance for the world's poorest countries.

Yields on French debt are now well above 4% and are at historic highs versus German bonds.

The group's executive director, Rosemary Feal, says the number of enrollments is now at an historic high.

Indeed, on a relative basis, the return on a four-year degree is near its historic high. But that's largely because the prospects facing people without a college degree have been flat or falling.

The price surged more than 30 percent in the past year, reaching a historic high of almost $1,000 an ounce this month.

The unemployment rate plunged from its historic high level of 25 percent.