Sentence examples for annually run from inspiring English sources

For many young singers participation in the London competition is a goal in itself, and the applications annually run in the hundreds.

Whenever student interest rates, which are set annually, run below market rates, the federal government makes up the difference, paying lenders a subsidy to maintain their profit margins.

Productivity gains, which have annually run in the 3% to 5% range since the mid-1990s, are only the most recent chapter in a story of advancement, problem solving and value creation that reaches back to the earliest days of industrialization in the U.S.

On the west end of the park there are two softball stadiums equipped with night lighting that are so popular that the state park system annually runs a lottery to determine which league will be awarded permits.

Cape Verde annually runs a high trade deficit financed by foreign aid and remittances from its large pool of emigrants; remittances supplement GDP by more than 20%.

Democratic leaders contended last night that the proposed reductions were too large and would threaten the government's ability to pay down debt that was built up between 1969 and 1997, when the government annually ran a deficit.

Hubbard is a spokesman for Warrior Sports and annually runs the Jesse Hubbard Experience, a youth lacrosse camp for boys ages 9 17 held each summer at George Mason University.

It is why Belmont Park, which annually runs the danger of being either a mosh pit of humanity or a virtual ghost town depending on if there's still a possible Triple Crown winner, will introduce its own version with the first Belmont Stakes Festival next month in New York.

In Buffalo, the Massachusetts Avenue Project, which trains and employs 50 youth annually to run its urban farm, operates two aquaponics systems that accommodate 25,000 fish while producing three tons of vegetables annually in symbiotic, closed-loop systems that require very few inputs.

The Malaysian government has agreed to pay for building the base and would contribute $1 million annually to run it.

Petersen says the project, which costs £500,000 annually to run, has saved the NHS more than £800,000 a year.