Sentence examples for by a yearly from inspiring English sources
Projects like the bike superhighway are funded by a yearly budget of some 75 million Danish kroner, or nearly $13 million.
"You can lose your job tomorrow and have no income," Ms. DeMaio said, "but your rent would stay the same, because it's always done by a yearly retroactive calculation".
He assured the crowd, to cheers, that health care reform will force insurance companies to abide by a yearly cap on how much people can be charged for out-of-pocket expenses.
"We Honor the Fallen" is Mr. Damon's oil-on-canvas inspired by a yearly Memorial Day Weekend ritual in which he and his Cub Scout son plant American flags at a local cemetery.
Though outpatient Medicaid costs increased by a yearly average of $2,656 per unit in the two years after placement, the study said, that figure included the high initial cost of stabilizing the health of homeless people who had long been living on the street, and was more than offset by the decline in inpatient stays.
Years ago, the virtuous commoners rose up, unsuccessfully, against their decadent rulers, and they've been both cosseted and terrorized ever since by a yearly lottery in which two teens from each of twelve districts are selected, trained, and turned into media stars.
The expected number of health workers was found by dividing a yearly total time required to attend all neonates by total time available per health care worker (standardised by World Health Organization manual) [ 24].
An intramural sports team could cover its league costs by charging a yearly subscription to be a part of their Place.
I obtain this value by assuming a yearly subjective discount factor of 0.99 (just slightly 1), and that 1 model period represents 30 years of calendar time.
"First and foremost, my message is always to be diligent from the age of 40 by getting a yearly mammogram.
We modified it by using a yearly usage rate of 2,100 CBUs (0.7% of 300,000), with the respective correction of price ("CB fee") being 29,568 USD/CBU.
