Sentence examples for available two years from inspiring English sources
The 242-year-old home of Josiah Bartlett, a New Hampshire doctor who signed the Declaration of Independence after John Hancock and later became governor, is still available two years after it was put up for sale by his great-great-great-great granddaughter.
In 1936, Oparin published a second volume in Russian with the same title, The Origin of Life, whose English translation became available two years later (Oparin 1938).
PureEnergy Solutions was the first company to have a wire-free charging solution commercially available, two years ahead of any other company in the space.
A bottle of 1990 Château Lafite Rothschild, which retailed for $56 when it was first available two years after the grapes were picked, now goes for $450.
It was made available two years later under the new title "Home" on West's 2003 mixtape Get Well Soon... and also on the advance copy of West's debut studio album The College Dropout, which due to a leak was never released.
Do a few cycles of that and something that, let's say, can save millions of lives actually becomes available two years later than it had to, entirely because of a delay between a discovery being made and its being shared with the world.
Kellner says new information not available five years ago should make its sample even more representative of those voting in this election.
If CRISPR technology had been available two hundred thousand years ago, it might have seemed sensible to edit sickle cells into the entire human population.
As for F.H.A.-insured loans, they are available three years after a foreclosure, assuming perfect credit afterward, and two years after a bankruptcy is discharged.
The release is part of the Fed's standard procedure, in which full transcripts are made available five years after the fact.
Despite those accomplishments, nearly half the people in the world don't have the kind of clean water and sanitation services that were available two thousand years ago to the citizens of ancient Rome.
