Sentence examples for Five-year interval from inspiring English sources

I only feel comfortable taking on a problem when I feel meaningful results can come over a three- to five-year interval.

This happened in 365, after a turbulent five-year interval of two brief reigns, those of Alexander II and Ptolemy, and one intervention by a pretender, Pausanias.

After a five-year interval, Yashiro wrote to Bernard Berenson on July 14 , 1933(no. 18); this was soon after Yashiro's return from Cambridge Masss), where he had delivered lectures on East Asian art at Harvard.

Reacting to the results, Douglas H. White, the city's Personnel Commissioner, said his department would give another test in about two years, instead of after the normal four- or five-year interval.

Santo Subito, went the cry in St Peter's Square: "Make him a saint now". Even before the new pope was elected, cardinals signed a petition to put John Paul II on the fast track for sainthood, bypassing the usual five-year interval intended to allow emotions to subside.

I believe that the peak of discovery fell in the five-year interval between 1965 and 1970.

The World Convention of Churches of Christ since 1930 has sponsored mass meetings for fellowship and inspiration at five-year intervals.

He said that if analysts added a single year, 2014, and looked at four-year intervals instead of five-year intervals, the average number of annual mass shootings actually declined slightly from 2011 to 2014, compared with the previous four-year period.

COLLEGE students used to say their goodbyes at graduation and hope to catch up at five-year intervals ever after.

Once a NAAQS has been promulgated, the Administrator must review the standard (and the criteria on which it is based) "at five-year intervals" and make "such revisions..

For alumni who return to Princeton at five-year intervals or more, it can be something of a shock— though, I hope, a pleasant one to tour our campus.