Sentence examples for three extra years from inspiring English sources

On average, eliminating cancer gives the average American only about three extra years of life expectancy.

Last month, Britain said its austerity budgets would extend three extra years, to 2018, because of weaker than expected growth.

Fassel, through his lawyer, Tom Curtin, had sought a multiyear extension, even as much as three extra years.

Because most people who get cancer are already sick with a number of other diseases, those three extra years of life may leave them even sicker.

There are many reasons for the declining interest in pediatric subspecialties, including longer hours and the burden of medical school debt worsened by the low salaries paid during three extra years of training.

To entice more to stay, the Army is offering new incentives this year, including a promise of graduate school on Army time and at government expense to newly commissioned officers who agree to stay in uniform for three extra years.

You have five extra years, Mr. Speregen.

What will you do with your five extra years?

Over the course of a lifetime, that adds up to about two extra years.

But you'll save seven extra years of payments, which is pretty significant.

Brussels has granted Paris two extra years to meet the limit.