Sentence examples for usually two years from inspiring English sources

The bonds specify a discovery period (usually two years) limiting the time for discovering losses after a bond is discontinued.

I was lucky to get a professional contract early, but it's usually two years you have to wait.

Some projects take five years, though the life cycle is usually two years in planning and financing and two years in construction".

Though life is short, usually two years, for the individual possum, the greater possum family has survived for many millions of years.

During the Song dynasty, house arrest was legal, but its legality was blurred by the practice of detaining victims indefinitely after they had served their — usually two — years.

Given that most iPhone users hang onto their devices for about 18 to 24 months, the most traded-in device is usually two years behind the most current version.

Previous ones have been held on China's National Day, usually ten years apart.

The undercover officers adopted intricate fake personas and pretended to be campaigners for spells of usually five years.

The Church is usually twenty years behind most cultural zeitgeists, but in this case we helped bring progress about.

Officials also served in each position for a relatively short period of time (usually three years) before rotating to a new position.

Our leases are usually five years in duration; in new developments it's maybe five years with one five-year option.