Sentence examples for three-year interval from inspiring English sources

The World Health Organization also advised a three-year interval between each child.

Experts partly attribute the drop-off in generals entering politics in recent years to a 2007 law requiring a three-year interval for senior officers between taking off their uniforms and running for Parliament.

Each indicates the average value of the variable for the three-year interval.

Measures of the poverty rate typically change more than that over any three-year interval.

Its poverty headcount rose at every three-year interval between 1981 and 2005, the only continent where this happened.

The renovation was completed two years ago this month; the three-year interval was devoted to getting planning approval from officials who couldn't fathom the couple's plans and to devising five detailed architectural schemes that didn't work out.

The percentages are regularly adjusted at three-year intervals based on changes in the economy.

Where the Dow had before experienced 10percentt corrections at roughly two- or three-year intervals, the market surged ahead from October 1990 to October 1997 without a single 10percentt correction.

They interviewed subjects about their diet and administered tests of thinking, learning and memory at the beginning of the study and then twice more at three-year intervals.

A director could recuse himself from decisions with potential conflicts, he said, and a different fund representative could approach the United States during the next appeal for donations, which typically occur at three-year intervals.

I only feel comfortable taking on a problem when I feel meaningful results can come over a three- to five-year interval.