Sentence examples for three-year timeframe from inspiring English sources

For the first time since the World Bank started keeping statistics in 1981, poverty fell in every region of the world on a three-year timeframe.

The London mayor criticised the commission's timescale and expressed his concern about "the lengthy three-year timeframe" at his meeting with Sir Howard.

The three-year timeframe was again put forth in 2001.

Meeting the needs of those with marginal and inadequate health literacy could produce potential economic savings of approximately 8%% of total costs for this population in this three-year timeframe.

The number of referrals for each patient was examined over a two year timeframe (April 1st, 2008 to March 31st, 2010).

He expects Britain's exit negotiations will be concluded within the two-year timeframe.

This period was covered by the economic review, but subsumed within its two-year timeframe.

"The risk of something seriously dangerous happening is in the five year timeframe.

GE has an option to offload its minority stake to Comcast over a seven-year timeframe.

"There would be a three or four-year timeframe, and it would be completely separate to Ryanair".

The UN has estimated that the new goals could cost as much as $172.5tn£110.67tntn) over the 15-year timeframe.