Sentence examples for year would give a from inspiring English sources

Lower tariff barriers and a big chop in the $300 billion-plus of subsidies that rich countries lavish on their farmers every year would give a big boost to many poor countries.

Statement: "The full year forecast shows that full delivery of the directorate forecasts for the last two months of the year would give a small deficit of £13,000.

Winning the Guardian's public servant of the year would give an important message, Cartwright says.

Variations in food supply occurring cyclically over years, would give a survival advantage to those individuals with an increased ability to store calories and vitamin D in adipose tissue.

But testing for H.G.H. just once a year would give athletes a virtual pass to take the drug freely after that test is administered.

Talk of a pre-World Cup rematch in the Brazilian team's centenary year would give the Grecians a chance to make it third time lucky.

The president said delaying that part of the law for a year would give the Treasury Department and other agencies a chance to make it "a little bit simpler" for companies to comply.

A second election victory in a year would give Tsipras the mandate to implement the controversial reforms he had once so stringently opposed.

The deal — one of the biggest of the year — would give the Japanese company control of a firm whose chip designs can be found in most of the world's mobile gadgets, from iPhones and drones to a growing array of smart devices and appliances for the home.

It was completed in about 731, and Bede implies that he was then in his fifty-ninth year, which would give a likely birth date of about 672 673.

The expected PFS for the JCOG 9605 study was 2 years, which would give a 95% confidence interval of 1.3 3.0 years with 30 cases.