Sentence examples for cumulative service from inspiring English sources

Nineteen minority women, with over 200 years cumulative service at the Board of Governors, filed a racial discrimination case against the Alan Greenspan Federal Reserve in 1995.

The state has a term limit for its legislature that restricts any one person to a total of twelve cumulative years service between both legislative branches.

The development of retinopathy may take decades (6), and the annual screening of all diabetic patients may therefore incur considerable cumulative health service cost and patient inconvenience that, for some, may be unjustified (7).

China's Ministry of Commerce said this year that it expects cumulative, global services imports to exceed $2.5 trillion in the next five years.

The cumulative extra servicing cost is more than £150m, but as the Office for National Statistics is now calling for the con to be ended and the debt reclassified as public debt, it's all for nothing.

The cumulative climate services hence include the C stocks initially present.

The cumulative climate services in Picea timber were 17% higher than in Picea energy (Figure 2).

CS cum (t)    cumulative climate services at time t [t C ha-1].

In contrast to the existing studies we have evaluated the land management alternatives by cumulative climate services averaged over decadal to centennial time scales (e.g. Figure 2) rather than by instantaneous annual climate services.

Populus coppice had by far the highest cumulative climate services throughout the simulation period, mainly due to its high substitution effects for energy or, even higher, pulp and energy (Figure 2, Table 1).

From the time of the first thinning in Fagus timber onwards, the Fagus conservation option had higher cumulative climate services than the Fagus timber option throughout the simulation period.