Sentence examples for closing year from inspiring English sources

What better model is there for Democrats in the closing year of Ronald Reagan's Presidency?

The largest mass expulsions have probably been those imposed by Nazi Germany, which deported 7 8 million persons during World War II (1939 45), and by the Soviet Union, which forcibly expelled 9 10 million ethnic Germans from eastern Europe into Germany in the closing year of the war and afterwards.

By the closing year of his presidency, however, his administration had established the AUMF as the legal foundation for an indefinite conflict against Al Qaeda and associated groups and extended that foundation to cover a significant new conflict against the Islamic State.

Averaging opening and closing year asset values, the 2005 return looks to be about 4.9%.

The risk of soft-tissue sarcoma in the metal-on-metal cohort was higher than in the non-metal-on-metal cohort (RR = 2.6, CI: 1.0 6.4) (Table 3). 2 new soft-tissue sarcomas were diagnosed in 2011 in the metal-on-metal cohort, after the closing year (2010) of the earlier analysis of the same cohort (Mäkelä et al. 2012).

If we determined the time that the oldest (the child at the maximum age in the stratum diagnosed in the first year of the registry) case would have been in utero, the years spanning from that time point until the closing year of the registry would cover the exposure window of all of the cases in that age stratum, and that time frame would then be the exposure window as we defined it.

His closing years were full of gloom.

This broke down in the closing years of his reign.

The closing years of the 11th century were ones of turmoil and fragmentation.

The notion didn't seem far-fetched in the closing years of the Warren Court era.

His closing years were quiet, but his health continued to deteriorate.