Sentence examples for which particular year from inspiring English sources

An interviewer recently asked me in which particular year of the 1970s my new novel The Last Summer of the Water Strider was set.

We lumped all £9bn of the government's current affordable homes spending together, without worrying too much about which particular year it applied to.

Thus which particular year's lead or income data were used for our analyses probably makes little difference.

But the defects need to be kept in perspective.One famous critic of democracy claimed that for most people it did nothing more than allow them "once every few years, to decide which particular representatives of the oppressing class should be in parliament to represent and oppress them".

Ultimately, the team sequenced the genomes of around 10,000 larvae in 400 different samples and created a map that could tell them, species by species, how many could be found, at what time of year, at which particular location and depth.

This provided the ability to estimate the percentage of years, during which particular amounts of winter chill are likely to be available to fruit and nut growers.

But other firms choose which funds or even which particular investments to waive fees on frequently, like every year or every quarter.

The question is, from which particular part?

In this modelling study, the target population consisted of all people between age 20 and 65 who visit the GP in a particular year, which according to Statistics Netherlands (CBS), is approximately 7.2 million [6].

Some livestock in Maasai areas of Kenya and Tanzania, which experienced lower rainfall that particular year, were moved into another Maasai grazing land which had higher rainfall in that same year.

His more measured response when I ask him again in Monte Carlo is that the committee simply won't award the prize if there is no suitable candidate in any particular year - "which will send an important message of its own".