Sentence examples for maintained for two years from inspiring English sources
After her arrest, Arias maintained for two years that the 30-year-old had been murdered by masked intruders.
Ms. Loriod joined his class at the Paris Conservatory in 1943, when she was 19, and he began composing for her right away, breaking the virtual silence he had maintained for two years in occupied Paris.
But for $2‐million accounts maintained for two years, there's a weekend farm house in Vermont, a 28‐foot Fiberglas boat, or a donkey, pan, pick‐ax, shovel, canteen and 10 acres in Alaska.
Professor MacLaren said that while it was too early to say for certain if the gene therapy would last "indefinitely", improvements had been maintained for two years in the case of one patient.
In 1952 a weather station was established on the ice island T-3; it was maintained for two years and was reoccupied briefly in 1955 and on a more permanent basis as an International Geophysical Year station in 1957.
This improvement was well maintained for two years in almost all patients.
Moscow's intervention effectively destroyed the hope his enemies have maintained for five years – encouraged by Arab and Western states – to topple him by force.
Throughout: Changed references to "his/her" to "they" or "their" Section 5.b Maintenance and Retention: Terminated Employees: Updated to reflect that records are to be maintained for eight years following a termination.
That 1.14-point difference, if maintained for eight years, would yield 9.33percentt more income per person, which is a lot more than almost anyone can expect from a tax cut.
The I.R.A. has argued that the cease-fire it has maintained for six years is proof of its commitment to peace, but the calls on it to go further and disarm fully have become more persistent and forceful with time.
The records depict a program founded on false premises, maintained for five years despite the absence of any evidence that it worked, and covered up by repeated falsehoods to the White House, Congress, and the American public.
