In 1965, the American Bar Association found that hours billed by American lawyers ranged between 1,200 and 1,600 annually, practically a part-time schedule today.
A 2011 Kirin Holdings report said that Germany places third on the list of top beer-drinking nations: Germans drink about twenty-eight gallons per capita annually, practically neck and neck with the second-place Austrians and a bit behind the world-leading Czechs, who drink about thirty-two gallons.
The trade gradually diminished to an average of 135 t annually, and practically ceased after 1940.
This means that you need to cage trap the badgers to vaccinate them which is practically very challenging and has to be done annually for a period of at least five years.
Practically anything goes at the American Academy of Religion's annual conference, where scholars of dozens of religions convene annually to debate, relate and on occasion mate.
If we had continued to use CVCs at the same frequency as we did 10 years ago, and used X-ray confirmation in practically all cases, we would have paid approximately €460,000 annually.
"Having made syrup annually for 20 years and been attached to it practically all my life, I am hard pressed to remember a typical season," he said.
If not, the problem of working practically and virtually in different formulation design spaces will remain causing worldwide annually billion of $ losses according to the study of Benson and MacCabe.
Nowadays, 21% of the money the corporation doles out annually goes on innovation, up from 14% in 1994 and practically nothing in 1991.Many small subcontractors are trying to make higher-value products.
The annually-anticipated offers of traditional lifetime or institutional jobs were practically non-existent.
In the early 1970s the country had had 10,000 new urban households forming annually, but the government and formal sector were only producing a total average of 2,600 houses yearly - practically none of which were for the poor.
