Sentence examples for recent three years from inspiring English sources
The phrase "recent three years" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English, although it may sound more natural to phrase it as "past three years." Example: "The company's profits have steadily increased over the past three years, demonstrating their success in the market."
When it comes to The Simpsons, I have the enthusiasm of the recent (three years) convert.
The nationwide rate has barely budged in the most recent three years reported — to 12.7percentt in 2007, according to preliminary figures, from 12.8percentt in 2006 and 12.7percentt in 2005.
During my own recent three years of living there, I was often startled by the dramatic stories told by my Chinese friends — both the terrible parts (famine, split and scattered families, trust betrayed, fortunes lost) and the astonishing rebounds (an against-all-odds admission to a university, a fearless gamble that paid off, a random kindness from a generous stranger).
The most recent three years have been very good for many quant funds, he said, but he cautioned that their fundamental strategy may become less effective: as their stocks become more accurately priced, it becomes harder for quant managers to beat their benchmarks.
This cost continues to increase by 1 trillion yen/year, looking at the recent three years.
North China has the advantage of existing load information, so historical data for recent three years are used.
His most recent three year contract was reputed to be worth £18m, a sum neither he nor the BBC ever confirmed.
The most recent four years have been at the Snug Harbor Cultural Center and Botanical Garden.
The task force is seeking the most recent five years of data from the organizations.
In the most recent five years, the average rose to 14.6 percent of the ocean.
A minimum four-year average of 900, or 930 over the most recent two years, is required for postseason participation.
