Sentence examples for by roughly two years from inspiring English sources
Mr. Cusack faced a sentence of about six to eight years on his convictions under Federal sentencing guidelines, which trial judges usually follow, but yesterday Judge Denise L. Cote of Federal District Court in Manhattan indicated that she would increase his sentence by roughly two years when she sentenced him today, meaning Mr. Cusack could receive a term of up to 10 years in prison.
Given the significant reductions in overall wealth, it is not surprising to find that native and immigrant households report delaying their planned retirement by roughly two years on account of the Great Recession.18 It is, however, interesting that despite enduring somewhat larger overall wealth losses, mixed households only seem to be inclined to delay their planned retirement by a little less.
And white men outlive black men by roughly six years, one of the largest disparities by race in the state.
Two years ago, when Israel still thought its only solution was a military one and approached Mr. Bush for the bunker-busting bombs and other equipment it believed it would need for an air attack, its officials told the White House that such a strike would set back Iran's programs by roughly three years.
There were about six women; I was the youngest by roughly fifteen years.
A global push to get rid of HFCs could potentially reduce the greenhouse gases by the equivalent of 90 gigatons of carbon dioxide by 2050, equal to roughly two years' worth of current global greenhouse gas emissions, experts estimate.
A global phase down of HFCs could potentially reduce some 90 gigatons of CO2 equivalent by 2050, equal to roughly two years worth of current global greenhouse gas emissions.
As described in section IV, the large 1948 tax cut was followed roughly two years later by the outbreak of the war.
The investment, first reported by Recode, unites the two companies roughly two years after a botched buyout would have joined SoundCloud's audio armory to Twitter's social media platform.
Tock, which was co-founded by Brian Fitzpatrick, a former Google engineer, spent roughly two years building its system, testing different components with restaurants and getting feedback.
