Sentence examples for a year being made from inspiring English sources

Giving evidence to the committee on 7 July, Sir Edward Lister, the mayor's chief of staff, said that despite only £1.2m worth of savings a year being made so far he was "completely committed" to making the savings.

Normally, as many as a quarter of all bank loans in a year are made in this two-month period.

Profits, limited to between £500,000 and £750,000 a year, are made only to bolster the bank's reserves, £14m last year.

The council believes that more than 1,000 FSM awards a year are made as a result of the new system.

The Group of 7, whose finance ministers typically gather four times a year, is made up of the United States, Japan, Germany, France, Britain, Italy and Canada.

In the meantime, the budget — a couple of hundred thousand dollars a year — was made up, more or less hand to mouth, from donations.

Two-thirds of fresh chicken on sale in supermarkets is contaminated with the bug and 280,000 people a year are made sick by it.

About 6m prescriptions a year were made in England alone, although there is anecdotal evidence the August warning led to some women stopping its use.

Whether or not an offer in excess of, say, $9 million a year is made to Stamkos would help determine whether Tampa Bay has the cap space to tender Richards an offer.

About 14m visits a year are made to major A&E units in England each year.

The panel, which will meet here twice a year, is made up of 24 scientists and academics drawn from a multitude of scientific disciplines and from all regions of the world.