Sentence examples for five continuous years from inspiring English sources

Last week, the latest monthly decision of the Bank's Monetary Policy Committee marked five continuous years that rates have remained at the record low of 0.5 per cent.

The young illegal immigrants who are now immune to deportation are a very particular group: people who came here before they were sixteen, who are under thirty, and have lived in the States for at least five continuous years.

Mr. Turner, in his brief appearance before the Council's General Welfare Committee, said most of the 38,830 New York City residents enrolled in the federal welfare program for five continuous years are capable of working, or else they would have been signed up for a federal program for the disabled.

The president's policy applied to people younger than 30 who came to the US before they turned 16; have been in the country for at least five continuous years, are enrolled in or have graduated from a high school or equivalent program or have served in the military.

That changed on Wednesday when a court in San Francisco granted a petition by Donna Carnes, Dr. Gray's widow, to establish her husband's death under California law, which allows for such a determination when a missing person has not been heard from for five continuous years.

What's more, companies have effectively outsourced five continuous years of work in the last year by hiring its cloud-based crowd, which the team believes is a testament to how much businesses can accomplish by collaborating with a virtual labor pool.

This long ramble will last seven continuous years.

He is also credited with turning United Technologies into a lean, cost- effective company that has enjoyed six continuous years of double-digit earnings growth.

Anyone who wanders around inside the bureaucracy these days comes across pockets of organizational and operational excellence — the war-fighting military, for example, hardened now by seven continuous years of expeditionary fighting.

Defra research carried out to justify the present cull policy shows that nine continuous years of badger culling in one area will at best reduce the incidence of TB in cattle by 12-16%.

In this research, it is presented the daytime amplitude scintillations recorded at VHF frequency (244 MHz) at an Indian low-latitude station, Waltair (17.7°N, 83.3°E) during seven continuous years (1997 2003).