Sentence examples similar to a triennial cycle from inspiring English sources

"Bringing forward the revaluation cycle from a triennial basis is a step too far and an unrealistic ask of the Valuation Office Agency," said Robert Hayton, head of UK business rates at the consultancy Altus Group, who says the gargantuan task of assessing nearly 2m properties costs £50m.

Pesticide measurements from a triennial study were used for validation.

The PCAOB generally performs inspections on a triennial basis.

That piece was then accepted for a triennial in Guangzhou.

And a third video piece, by the Finnish artist Pilvi Takala, is a triennial highlight.

And Folkestone hosted a triennial this summer, showing the work of 22 artists including Tracey Emin.

Every third year (called a triennial reassessment), your city or neighborhood will be reassessed.

This directory, then referred to as a Triennial Catalogue, was issued every three years from 1833 to 1851.

Last book read: "American Short Fiction, Issue 57," a triennial journal publishing new American short fiction.

As it happens, a good many experts thought it unrealistic to put together a triennial in such a short time.

Last June the New Museum announced the formation of a triennial for emerging artists, to be inaugurated next spring.