Sentence examples for two years less from inspiring English sources

Zisa has fourteen and a half years on the force; Goris two years less.

For this reason it is worth getting quotes both with and without this cover, with your existing no-claims history and with two years less.

In modern-day Mormon culture, men are expected to take up evangelism on their 19th birthday and serve for two years; less commonly, women enlist when they turn 21.

The US has lower life expectancy – two years less than that in the UK – and millions of uninsured people who struggle to find healthcare, so the finding was combustible.

Children from the poorest backgrounds who live in some of the most disadvantaged areas of the country leave secondary school having made almost two years' less progress than their wealthier peers living elsewhere, according to a new report.

Though about a quarter of both new graduates and GCSE-holders are unemployed for a while when they leave full-time study, in two years less than 9% of graduates are still looking for work, compared with almost 27% of school-leavers.

Five years less than Mozart.

"It is now seven years, less 18 days, since the spill," he said.

The average life expectancy for Roma is ten to twelve years less than for non-Roma.

A versifier can expect to live one year less than a playwright and four years less than a novelist.

Consider: Life expectancy in New York and Philadelphia in the 1830's averaged 24 years, six years less than that of Southern slaves.