Sentence examples for contain years from inspiring English sources

The records are believed to contain years of BP research and development into solar and other renewable energy technologies that the company has since largely turned its back on.

It contained years of her life compressed.

The show's catalog, overseen by Rebecca A. Rabinow and written by the various organizers, contains years of fresh research based on previously unexamined documents.

On this model, bankers would have a clear incentive not to be reckless: their piggy-bank containing years of accumulated bonuses could disappear at a stroke.

Let's say you do have an awful relationship with that principal, or that executive director -- one that contains years of fighting back and forth over the dollars spent on your child.

Features containing year-round availability of free water (hereafter water sites) and areas affiliated with water sites (i.e., riparian zones) occurring within arid landscapes represent a potential limiting resource for some desert dwelling vertebrates.

19 The rationing equation contains year and region effects and the regional unemployment rate data features relatively little relative variation so it is not very surprising that it does not appear significant in the rationing equation.

As data were collected over three years and includes birds of both sexes and two age classes (2Y or older), all models also initially contained year, sex and age.

Average life expectancy will be calculated from the unit record mortality file for Queensland from the ABS that contains year-specific details of all-cause mortality by SLA.

A minimum of two secondary schools containing year 8 students will be targeted to take part in the intervention activities (in the intervention communities), as well as in the outcome study in each of the intervention and control communities.

The cosmogenic data for the past 10,000 years contain an ∼2300 year periodicity, and it is proposed that the increasing HMF strength since the 15th century represents the first quarter cycle of a ∼2300 year quasi-periodicity.