Sentence examples for truncated year from inspiring English sources

There were also skirmishes in several rural governorates that had been strongly supportive of Morsi during his troubled and truncated year in office.

There were reported to have been clashes in Alexandria and Luxor, and skirmishes in several rural areas that had been strongly supportive of Morsi during his troubled and truncated year in office.

Tiger Woods returned from a three-month injury layoff and shot his lowest first round of a truncated year, surprising even himself by how solidly he struck the ball.

So to save space, programmers truncated years to just two digits—"65" rather than "1965".

Trescothick, 33, had his international career truncated years before its time because of the depressive illness that struck him on overseas tours.

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In her truncated sophomore year, she averaged 16.4 points per game, a pace she has resumed this winter.

It pulled in a nationwide 1.97 Nielsen rating, and helped turn James's truncated senior year into a coronation processional to the NBA lottery.

The recording was shelved and shown in a truncated version years later.

For the first half of follow-up, person-time was truncated 5 years after enrolment and cases occurring after that time were censored.

"Having that review process literally shut down now, plus also having the budget year truncated, puts a ton of pressure in terms of getting money out to the states and these federal-state partnerships in order to do science," said Dr. W. Russell Callender, the director of Washington Sea Grant, which receives money from NOAA and is based at the University of Washington.