Sentence examples for in annually from inspiring English sources

Another six hundred talents, or about three hundred and sixty million dollars, rolled in annually as tribute from Athens' "allies".

At the same time, the league reduced the number of players each team could bring in annually from 50 to 35.

Either way, the reduction would represent a small fraction of the $1.7 billion that the tax increase is expected to bring in annually for New York City, which is facing a projected budget gap of $2 billion next year.

All Hallows Eve is an event ushered in annually at my home with great fanfare, enthusiasm, and a liberal amount of custom wigs..

Our colleagues at VICE Money recently published a story about how the base amount of cash you need to bring in annually in Toronto to survive is $45,000.

In general, phthalate metabolite concentrations in samples collected approximately 2 weeks apart varied less than in annually collected samples (e.g., ∑DEHP metabolites: short-term ICC = 0.20, annual ICC = 0.09).

The initiative is expected to bring in $300 million annually in advertising revenue, Gannett said.

This is expected to bring in £500,000 annually.

NHS spending also jumped sharply in the early 1990s but this did not change the public perception of an embattled service.The ability to sustain this higher spending on public services also depends critically upon the Treasury's ability to constrain the real growth in annually-managed expenditure to 1.2% a year.

Furthermore, plant species turnover was lower in annually-burned firebreaks than in reference EN and PA grasslands.

We recommend that managers should control heavy cattle grazing in annually-burned areas to maintain the natural plant communities as much as possible, while at the same time protecting the plantation blocks from runaway fires through necessary annual burning of appropriate firebreaks.