Sentence examples for potentially a year from inspiring English sources

It is expensive because it is designed to last for a fairly long period of time, potentially a year or a number of years in a very harsh radioactive environment.

In an interview, Steinberg said Zeta plans to use the funding to finance its $50 million acquisition of Axciom Impact as it gears up to raise a larger round and continue its consolidation spree in big data and analytics as it starts to eye up an IPO, potentially a year or two from now.

The suicide rate in prison is estimated to be between seven and 12 times that of the general population, and prison suicide costs the taxpayer potentially £160m-£300m a year, it said.

"In terms of what that means for the customers, it's potentially £30 a year on their bills and it's money they shouldn't have to pay".

There's no plan to expand the focus to new markets right now, but Chan said that potentially — after a year and a Series A round — Qupital may be in a position to move into other places.

The public plan, it concluded, "plays a central role in harnessing markets for positive change" by lowering premiums for many Americans by, potentially, $1,000 a year.

In return it secures the operation of the route until at least April 2019, and potentially a further year.

The US plans to return to the moon in 2020, before proceeding to Mars - potentially a three-year trip.

Because these high school students now represent potentially a four-year block of students -- from Freshman to Senior -- that will associate the most important social education protest of their lives with Republican over-reach.

Still, a full recovery is potentially at least a year away, he said, and that is if all goes according to plan.

The children's commissioner said last week that potentially 225,000 children a year are sexually abused but only one in eight cases is reported to the authorities.