Sentence examples for year to support a from inspiring English sources

"It costs about $50,000 a year to support a full-time elementary school foreign language teacher," Ms. Margarita said.

They escalated after the kingdom's intervention in neighbouring Bahrain later that year to support a Sunni monarchy against an uprising led by the Shia majority.

Some administration officials have also raised questions about whether BioPort could produce enough vaccine in the coming year to support a major military operation, such as an invasion of Iraq.

Then, too, Japan is one of the largest contributors to the W.H.O.'s Tobacco Free Initiative, paying $500,000 a year to support a program that aims to eradicate smoking completely.

Dwight graduated from Abilene High School in 1909, worked for more than a year to support a brother's college education, and then entered the U.S. Military Academy at West Point, New York, a decision that left his mother, a pacifist, in tears.

The King's remained for a year to support a tense peace until they left for Cyprus.

People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA), one of the business's more vociferous opponents, says C$7m $7mm) is spent each year to support an industry that earns C$1m in profits.

By the 1970s many millions of pounds were committed each year to supporting a network of regional theatres, small touring groups, so-called fringe theatres, and the "centres of excellence," meaning the Royal National Theatre, the Royal Shakespeare Company, the English National Opera, and the Royal Opera House at Covent Garden.

Looked at another way, profit would need to increase on average about 40 percent for at least, say, five more years to support a PEG ratio of one, a typical proxy for fair value.

The 14-to-1 vote came after several failed efforts over the years to support a physical barrier on the Golden Gate, where troubled souls have long leapt to their deaths.

"That's why the Scottish government announced £9m over three years to support a wide range of projects across Scotland which are tackling sectarianism".