Sentence examples for branch years from inspiring English sources

Certain factors were found to be associated with poorer hearing in both conventional and extended-high-frequency ranges, including age, type of military branch, years of military service, number of military deployments, noise exposure, tinnitus, and a positive screen for post-traumatic stress disorder.

The NatWest name has remained on branches years after the merger.

From the hip Many nappy returns The third branch ReprintsThree years ago Knowaste opened a plant in the Netherlands that now processes 35,000 tonnes of dirty nappies a year.

Many people have had no need to go near their branch in years.

With the extinction of the Hechingen branch 20 years later, Charles Anton, head of the Sigmaringen, received the style prince (Fürst) von Hohenzollern, without territorial qualification.

And in the light-hearted The Detectives (1990), with Robert Powell and Jasper Carrott, he teased the characterisation he had given in Special Branch 20 years earlier.

Right now, there are 21 judicial vacancies on Circuit Courts, with only six nominations pending — giving President Trump the opportunity to shape the judicial branch for years to come.

The bank had just 600 branches five years ago, but through mergers and acquisitions and the opening of new branches it has grown to more than 5,000, so Chase can rely less on brokers to distribute its loans.

He noted that the oldest branches (eight-nine years old) have cost/income ratios of 30% (ie below the average for the Swedish branches) and very high returns on equity.

"More and more legislative authority is delegated to the executive branch every year.

Alongside Branch, sixth-year pro Brandon Mebane is constantly disruptive in both shooting the gaps and congesting multiple blockers.