Sentence examples for in five-year increments from inspiring English sources

The test results were questioned by some creativity researchers because of the extraordinarily high scores, so Dr. Land decided to make the study a longitudinal one, studying those five-year-olds in five-year increments until they reached young adulthood.

The countries will also begin a joint programme for scientific monitoring of the 2.8m sq km, and the moratorium can be extended in five-year increments dependent on the results.

Staff with 20 or more years of service, in five-year increments, who are unable to attend the Staff Recognition and Retirement Dinner on June 9 may pick up their service award at the reception for their school or division.

(Typically, target date funds are offered in five-year increments). The number of funds displayed were largest for this category in 2012, and I have maintained the list to provide comparisons between then and now.

The series of events starts with the Staff Recognition and Retirement Dinner at 6 p.m. on Thursday, June 3, in the Ralph S. O'Connor Recreation Center at Homewood for staff celebrating milestone anniversaries of 20 or more years in five-year increments and for those retiring after more than 10 years at Johns Hopkins.

The series of events starts with the Staff Recognition and Retiree Dinner at 6 p.m. on June 6 in Homewood's Ralph S. O'Connor Recreation Center for staff celebrating anniversaries of 20 or more years of service in five-year increments, and for those retiring after more than 10 years on the job.

Stevens, and his fellow-optimists, didn't think in four-year increments.

But that's what the tea leaves say, so start thinking in two-year increments.

Because the society's conference meets every other year, memberships are offered in two-year increments and include a two-year subscription to Novel.

Then there's Eric Swalwell, the California congressman who proposed legislation last year that would dish out loan forgiveness to public servants in two-year increments.

There is no such thing as a life sentence in Norway; the maximum prison penalty is 21 years, extendable by five-year increments should the prisoner still be considered a threat at the end of his sentence.