Sentence examples for at five-year intervals from inspiring English sources
"at five-year intervals" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English
It is typically used to describe events or actions that occur every five years or are spaced five years apart. Here is an example sentence: "The company's financial reports were analyzed at five-year intervals to track its progress over time."
Quite a few Lincoln High reunions went by, at five-year intervals, before I ventured again.
(Kjartansson says that he and his mother will repeat the performance at five-year intervals, for as long as they are able).
Unlike personal computers, game consoles remain largely unchanged in power and other capabilities until a successor is released, typically at five-year intervals.
The World Convention of Churches of Christ since 1930 has sponsored mass meetings for fellowship and inspiration at five-year intervals.
The censors, who always numbered two, were elected normally at five-year intervals in the Comitia Centuriata (one of the assemblies in which the Roman people voted).
Elections were held at five-year intervals, and after 2000 the president of each region was elected directly under a new law.
The next three volumes appeared at roughly five-year intervals.
City law requires elevators to be inspected every six months, with supplemental reviews at two-year and five-year intervals.
Laboratory tests including blood chemistry, hematology, blood glucose, and HbA1c were performed at screening, baseline, and 2-month (1st year), 3-month (2nd year), and 6-month (3rd year) intervals.
High burnout was predicted by Impulsivity trait, Depressive symptoms at 1st year and Financial concerns at 1st year.
The annual incremental loss of HBeAg in patients receiving Lamivudine was 25 (41.6%) at end of 1st year, 33 (55%) at 2nd year and 35 (58.3%) at 3rd year.
