Sentence examples similar to three to five-year span from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, plans for widening I-66 in Northern Virginia to add toll lanes will require "numerous service shutdowns" over a three- to four-year span, and accompanying bridge widening projects over the Orange Line will affect service at the Dunn Loring and Vienna stationsaccording to board documents.

"It's not your typical demographic in terms of product, which has a six- to seven-year span," said Jim Silver, editor in chief of toy review site TTPM.

It would then look to exit within the usual three- to five-year time span - perhaps by selling the business in chunks to the other newspaper groups.

During that time, the hated New York Yankees won five championships, including four in a five-year span.

The resulting success has been four postseason appearances and two straight Pacific League championships in the five-year span.

Maier deflected it into the seats for what was ruled a game-tying, eighth-inning home run, a controversial and memorable moment that helped propel the Yankees to the first of four World Series championships in a five-year span.

In that same five-year span, according to Oil and Gas Journal, geologists have raised their estimates of Sudan's oil reserves tenfold - from roughly half a billion barrels to five billion barrels last year.

The largest numerical increase in the five-year span was in businesses owned by women, up 1.3 million, to a total of 7.8 million.

To sustain five five-year spans is exceptional.

The Boston Celtics and Lakers met seven times in the 1950s and '60s and three times during a four-year span in the 1980s.

If the weary-looking Watson wins, he will be only the eighth golfer to win two Masters in a three-year span.