Sentence examples for In any particular year from inspiring English sources

"In any particular year, this is something you can afford.

In any particular year, demand could fluctuate with the economy, but the critical question was whether demand would at some point begin a long decline.

In any particular year, a country that registers a gain or decline of between 3 and 5 points can be said to have undergone a fairly large change.

"The national appeal of teams in any particular year is more important than the size of their markets," McManus said.

"But of the 119 Division I colleges in any particular year, only 30 or 40 football programs probably run a true surplus".

"The extent to which timber harvesting from the national forests in any particular year, or even over several years, affects fire extent and/or severity in a given year cannot be determined from the available data," the report said.

But given the complex early history of New York — a multiethnic settlement from the very beginning, whenever that was — there seems little point in choosing any particular year as the date of the city's founding.

The paper assumes that enrolment in the NHIS begins in January of any particular year and ends in December of that same year.

There were also no specific epidemics resulting in exceptional mortality during any particular year of the study period and immunisation coverage in Malawi is generally high and constant [23].

We looked at the U.S. Bureau of Labor's monthly statistics for mass layoffs going back a decade to see which months accounted for the largest percentage of the pink slips issued in bulk by U.S. companies during any particular year.

That's because you can use up to $3,000 of losses to offset any gains in a particular year to potentially bring your tax bill down.