Sentence examples for smaller one year from inspiring English sources

The common follow-up phase was synchronised, such that surveys were administered within a smaller one year window.

At the time, it was an incredibly small, one year-old company that ended up growing to reach about 80 destinations throughout the U.S. when he left.

Some demographers cautioned against drawing conclusions based on a relatively small one-year change in the numbers.

Core inflation, which excludes food and energy, increased prices just 1.7percentt in the last year, matching the smallest one-year rise since March 1966.

A small one-year-old born with a congenital heart defect, who could not withstand the complicated surgery.

This was a small, one-year study and it was beyond the scope of the current project to measure these outcomes.

Drugs had swept through their small town one year.

It has, however, been shown that bulls with a small SC at one year of age did not catch up over time and would still have small SC measurements at 2 years of age.

Dr. Meier said that small variations from one year to the next were less significant than the long-term trajectory, which remained toward progressively more open water.

Large companies will be allowed to increase the current 30-day probationary period for new hires to six months and small businesses to one year, during which workers can be dismissed without benefits.

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