Sentence examples for term three years from inspiring English sources

Gap size was found to be important for the establishment success rate of sown meadow plant species in the longer term (three years after sowing).

And Mr. Chirac has not decided whether to seek a third presidential term three years from now, when he will be 74.

Yet the confirmation of his intention to serve another term, three years before the next election is due, betrays a sense of some underlying anxiety.

Yet he's proud to report that when he arrived at the beginning of this term, three years into the new school's life, he made a big point of turning up the volume on its behaviour policy.

Bisphosphonates decrease fracture risk by about 40%50%% over the short term (three years or so).

Our analysis measured the effects of incentives over both the short term (one year) and longer term (three years), and we therefore also rejected indicators that were incorporated into, or dropped from, the incentive scheme after the first year.

Another fellow cried, "We bought this president, and we want to extend his term four years".

He sheepishly told me that his prison term, two years, was for bank fraud.

When President Bill Clinton cruised to a second term four years before, Republicans actually gained two seats in the Senate.

Stein and DeMuth insist that over the longer term, ten years or more, you can benefit dramatically by market timing.

* North receives a suspended prison term, two years' probation and is fined $150,000.