Sentence examples for key years to from inspiring English sources

But Aamer, fiercely independent, had no lawyers throughout the key years to bring out news of his treatment – savage attacks by US guards, brutal force-feeding to break his hunger strikes, and years of isolation in punishment for protest, which is still continuing.

-- 2009 is the key year to influence Pakistan and Iran to halt lethal assistance to the Taliban by showing Afghanistan's neighbors that the Taliban will not prevail.

Despite these limitations, this study significantly adds to the body of knowledge about youth interventions that can have enduring effects across key years in the transition to adulthood among high school dropouts.

With gender pay gaps still evident, coupled with the fact many women sacrifice key years of their career to have children, very often their earning power is curtailed – meaning much of their stability is left in the hands of another.

'----'----'----'----' To calculate day-of-week for years farther away (say 1970 or 1900 or 1800) it might help to memorize key years and the base day of that year, rather than counting from 2007 / Wednesday back to 1800 (don't forget leap years).

It was deliberately denied heavy weapons or much of an air force on the assumption that America would provide key "enablers" for years to come.

Lusin summarized the state of the art in his 1930 book Leçons sur les ensembles analytiques (Paris, Gauthier-Villars), which was to be a key reference for years to come.

The key years were 2007 and 2008.

Other key years in the cycle have been damp squibs.

That last word is key: years.

Postdoc compensation is likely to be a key issue in the years to come.