Sentence examples for approximately every year from inspiring English sources

Michael Frayn once wrote (approximately): "Every year I watch the Labour conference and wonder why I always vote for this shower.

Multicore processors are now ubiquitous; the famous Moore Law [ 7], stating that the number of transistors on integrated circuits doubles approximately every year, readjusted every two years (http://news.cnet.com/2100-1001-984051.html), can still be considered valid, but with a major change: every new generation of CPUs is more powerful than the previous one mostly because it provides more cores.

EVERY year approximately 10,000 Mexicans die from the effects of seasonal flu.

This would allow companies to reduce bills by around five per cent, or approximately £70, every year.

For example, Boston has a problem with potholes, patching approximately 20,000 every year.

Michael Simon, the airline's spokesman, said, "Passenger traffic in the Middle East is growing at approximately 20percentt every year, which is a large enough cake for all to share".

One of the six luxuries identified by the agents are sandwiches and salads – which costs the average millennial approximately £2,576 every year.

Participants were asked about HT at every follow-up visit approximately every two years for 16 years up to this visit.

In dengue endemic regions, heterotypic and homotypic major dengue outbreaks occur in cyclical patterns of approximately every 3 5 years and 7 10 years, respectively [ 6- 10].

To avoid any misclassifications of HT usage prior to actigraphy, measurements of HT usage were collected approximately every two years for 16 years.

Taken together with the ecological and demographic changes, this partly explains why the pattern of epidemics is gradually increasing from a frequency of outbreaks every 3 5 years to approximately every 2 years [ 48].