Sentence examples for core years for from inspiring English sources

Holdings from the mid-'70s through the late '80s, core years for the feminist art movement, are still a little patchy, though many of the marquee artists are represented with minor work.

For the four core years, the results both for the analyses of averages over all three periods and for the analyses of data from individual Periods were a mix of positive and negative estimates (Fig. 3).

At its core, it takes years for the internet to change.

MILWAUKEE — The first dominoes have fallen in the wake of the news of John Wall's extended absence: The Wizards are breaking up what many believed to be their core for years to come, trading Otto Porter Jr. Wednesday night to the Chicago Bulls for Jabari Parker and Bobby Portis.

With the Nuggets extending Malone just prior to the start of the season, signing Jokic to a five-year, $148 million maximum deal last summer, and poised to keep together the most critical components of their young core for years to come, the path forward toward championship contention is clearer than ever.

The library is paying $225,000 over three years for the core of the collection, with the understanding that other materials will be donated.

From the study of annual incremental layers and analyses of oxygen isotopes, the bottom layers of ice cored in Greenland were estimated to be more than 150,000 years old, compared with 100,000 years for the Antarctic core.

These are hard-core logistics: It takes three years for car manufacturers to bring an automobile to market.

It may still take as many as 10 years for the cores of each reactor to completely cool down and be deemed 'safe'safe

At this pace, Alboussière says, it takes 100 million years for the inner core to recycle itself.

Fuel is replaced after being in the core for six years, so every two years a third of the fuel is replaced and the other two thirds are moved around to make for even burning.