Sentence examples for a decade at most from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, athletes come and go, their prime usually lasting a decade at most.

All this ought to place such new technologies at the forefront of efforts to remove the high-hazard trees, particularly because the trees can be used to generate electricity only for a decade, at most, before decomposition renders them useless.

Tata, never treated as a princeling, was sidelined at some of the most hopeless units–a decade at a consumer electronics unit the group neglected, for example.

Bowman joined Square in 2015 after more than a decade at Amazon, most recently as the e-commerce giant's director of global payments.

I think that's one of its constituent parts" explains co-founder Spencer Kimball, who previously spent a decade at Google, most recently working on Google's exascale distributed file system.

Silverman's experience covering D.C. Council for over a decade at the most influential city papers prepares her well for one of the Council Members' biggest duties -- questioning, examining and overseeing city agencies.

When I first traveled across Eastern Europe in 1990, the very year of the Polish presidential election, many of the people I interviewed expected to be living like Viennese or Londoners within five years, a decade at the most.

Serving as prime minister will be a sharp departure for Mr. Papademos, 64, who has spent his entire career either teaching economics, including a decade at Columbia and most recently at Harvard, or as a central banker.

SoundCloud's Eric Wahlforss is stepping away from the music and podcast streaming platform he co-founded after more than a decade at the company, most recently in the chief product officer role.

It seems clear that Ofcom's overall view that "public service broadcasting is in good shape" with a relatively robust advertising market in television is only true for the next decade at most.

Within a few decades at most, imaging your entire personal genome onto your hard drive a mere 3 gigabytes of code currently stored on 6 tightly folded feet of your DNA will be as easy as imaging your face.