Sentence examples for six years far from inspiring English sources

Carlyle's boss, David Rubenstein, told a recent private-equity conference that the average holding period is likely to rise to four to six years, far above today's levels.

Justice Thomas's gift acceptances drew attention in 2004, when The Los Angeles Times reported that he had accumulated gifts totaling $42,200 in the previous six years — far more than any of the other justices.

During Haden's tenure on the board, donations directed to USC, where he has been athletic director for nearly six years, far outpaced the amounts given to any other school, a Times analysis of the tax records shows.

But after two years, far too little has happened.

By then she had survived three years, far longer than expected.

And Mr. Richards lasted nearly two years, far longer than Mr. Gilmore.

But that was long ago (seven years), far away (two miles), and it wasn't very good, either.

And it expires after two years, far short of the open-ended mandate that Rumsfeld had sought.

New research shows that about 17percentt of teachers leave the classroom within five years, far lower than previous estimates.

The league has given Adu a contract believed to be worth $2 million for four years, far beyond its professed limits.

Critically, they remain alive, viable and happy in laboratory glassware for more than two years, far longer than has been achieved previously.