Sentence examples for major yearly from inspiring English sources

"Two years ago, at the American Association for Cancer Research, which is the major yearly meeting on cancer, there were two posters" — which advertise research papers — "on this topic," Jerry Shay, a cell biologist at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, in Dallas, told me.

And no matter what the personnel, Mike Riley over his tenure here - no matter how long it is - will likely be a.500 winning percentage coach, with one major yearly upset under his belt.

Beth Morrison presented the premiere production of Sumeida's Song together with HERE Arts Center as the opening event of the first-ever PROTOTYPE festival and now this festival of new opera-theatre and music-theater has become a major yearly occurrence on the NYC arts scene.

For instance, among non-observant Jews, it's not uncommon for someone to not even know that the holiday exists, while, for traditional or highly orthodox Jews, the holiday can be a major yearly event.

The ESCAPE series constitutes a major European yearly event in the area of computer aided process engineering (CAPE), where methods, algorithms, techniques, and tools are developed and used to help the decision making process in the optimization of the design and/or of operation of industrial processes.

The study setting was a level 1 trauma center with a catchment population of more than 2 million people, admitting 350 major traumas yearly.

"I want to let the runway speak for my major, twice-yearly messages".

Okinawa is in the middle of the East China Sea typhoon belt and from 12 to 45 typhoons, including 5 or 6 of major proportions come yearly.

The Bank of America Chicago Marathon (the event is owned by the Charlotte bank) is a major marathon held yearly in Chicago in Cook County, Illinois, United States.

Major guides are revised yearly, others every two years.

Fourth, every participant would be required to have a yearly physical, major medical catastrophic insurance and a health care savings account to provide for a large deductible.