Sentence examples for trials two years from inspiring English sources

Chi-Med took its Crohn's disease drug into midstage trials two years earlier than it would have otherwise.

The trial has a longer follow-up than previous trials (two years), measures changes in clinical endpoints as well as change in physical activity and will assess cost-effectiveness.

He started his first apple brandy trials nine years ago with fresh Gravenstein juice.

After four trials, five years of effort and untold amounts of money dedicated to putting John A. Gotti in prison, the federal government has given up.

By 1946, Heilbron had appeared in 10 murder trials; three years later, at the age of 34, she and Helena Normanton, nearly twice her age, became the first women king's counsel.

That sentence was overturned by the Iranian Supreme Court in 2012 and after a re-trial two years later he was handed a 10-year prison term.

Legal teams, billing thousands an hour, can delay trials indefinitely for as long as the thousands keep coming (the Blake trial, two years in preparation, is predicted to last five months in court).

Arrested for a murder he did not commit and railroaded through the system with little to no due process, he still sits in jail as a prisoner of conscience, still awaiting trial two years on.

The child sexual abuse allegations of 2003 resulted in a long trial two years later.

The attorneys' remarks marked the beginning of a civil trial, two years in the making, that is being watched inside and outside the LAPD.

The beautiful part of the story (told by the forester at the trial two years later she doesn't remember) is that she was circling his house screaming "courir et ne pas mourir," which means "to run, not to die".