Sentence examples for year would be expected from inspiring English sources

In front of the team, Bishop, a Heisman Trophy finalist that year, would be expected to answer correctly.

He estimates that a family earning $150,000 a year would be expected to pay between $20,000 and $25,000 annually to educate a child at Penn.

Thus, a player who received 10 percent of the vote in his first year would be expected to receive about 11 percent on his second try, while a player who got 50 percent of the vote would go up to 55 percent.

Approximately 1,710 excess ischemic heart disease deaths per year would be expected among nonsmoking U.S. workers 35-69 years of age exposed to workplace ETS.

The difference in cartilage volume of two individuals whose age differed by 1 year would be expected to be 6.6 μm3 (p = 0.17).

For the population of the northwest of Ireland approximately 700 EEG referrals per year would be expected and given the age profile of the Irish population [ 25] 525 (75%) of these would be for individuals aged 18years and over.

Any home occupied by so many families over nearly 60 years would be expected to suffer some wear and tear.

This time, I did poorly in exactly the categories where someone who's had Parkinson's for twenty years would be expected to do poorly.

Maps produced in different years would be expected to differ both because of intervening disturbance and growth, and because the pool of training data could be different.

It should be recalled that the imposed 2,000 year constraint adds a degree of stringency and relaxing this to values greater than 2,000 years would be expected to result in the inclusion of more lineages within the time from expansion.

Data on life expectancy at 60 years (the number of years an individual aged 60 years would be expected to live) was derived from www.ec.europa.eu/eurostat.