Sentence examples for six years even from inspiring English sources

For residents and nonresidents alike, the wait in Rye is at least six years, even if you try to finagle.

He said it would take time, though — a minimum of five or six years, even if drilling were to begin today.

To cite the most obvious example, the ruling Institutional Revolutionary Party, or PRI, staged elaborate presidential elections every six years, even though the next president had already been chosen by the incumbent.

Britain's workers are finally receiving a long-awaited pay rise, with average wages increasing at the fastest pace for more than six years, even before the minimum wage hike planned by the chancellor.

Just last weekend, an article posted on a Web site affiliated with China's state secrets bureau claimed that Rio's deceit had cost China $100 billion in losses over six years, even though the value of the country's iron imports during that time was about $90 billion, according to some analysts.

The Food and Drug Administration has delayed regulation of the booming commerce in human tissue transplants for more than six years, even though the agency acknowledges that the use of infected tissues poses a serious threat to public health, Congressional investigators said today.

"I know strengths and weaknesses, especially guys I've played against for three and four years, even two years.

"Ten years, even five years ago, we saw emerging markets as pools of low-priced, low-value labour.

But it will take a minimum of two to three years even if it is lifted".

It took her more than three years even to approach Mr. Raina's agency.

It has taken the Home Office three years even to begin spending this money.