Sentence examples for a three-year window from inspiring English sources

Generally, taxpayers have only a three-year window to claim a tax refund.

Farmers interested in applying the biocontrol nematodes through the Shields Lab rearing program at Cornell have only a three-year window to do so.

Wharton's Ian MacMillan predicts that the schools offering entrepreneurship programs have "a three-year window in which to get the resources and accumulate the faculty.

James realistically has but a three-year window to become a Laker, and it has to start now.

In Connecticut, the statute offers a three-year window to file.

The European Central Bank has stemmed a financial collapse for now, but only by lending large amounts to banks at 1 percent for a three-year window.

A Supreme Court ruling gave the agency a five-year window to seek repayment of money.

It takes three years from the first shovel of dirt to kickoff of the first game, so there's a five-year window to close a deal.

Apple and other multinationals based in Ireland are to be given a four-year window before the phasing out of a scheme that cuts their tax bills.

Even with all these economies, however, the Trump Administration wasn't able to balance the books within a ten-year window.

The summer that followed showed why Capitals General Manager Brian MacLellan believed 2017 represented the end of a two-year window for the team to win the Stanley Cup.