Sentence examples for years a drop from inspiring English sources

For Canada, it would mean less than 9,000 a year for five years – a drop in the bucket.

Given the league's robust earnings in recent years, a drop from 57 percent of revenue to 50 percent could constitute a loss of hundreds of millions of dollars for the players.

Moreover, the provision removed from the stimulus bill would spend money now – about $550m over ten years, a drop in the bucket – to save the government more money later, as the Congressional Budget Office estimates would happen within a few years.

The company reported its lowest profit in three years, a drop of 60percenttoto $3.9 billion.

Examination of the reduction of dental anxiety shows a significant decline in dental anxiety beyond the age of 54 years (a drop of almost 0.7 of a unit score).

Relative five year breast cancer survival decreases with age from 89% for 40 49-year-olds 40 49-year-olds 40 49-year-olds, a drop notoseen in the United States and Western European countries (Coleman et al, 2011; Cancer Research UK, 2012).

Last year, ad pages totaled 879, down from 1,125 the previous year, a drop of 22percentt.

The contract is reported to be worth 2 million euros a year, a drop from his salary at Old Trafford.

He also admitted that the charges as laid out would only raise £2bn a year, a drop in the ocean of the NHS funding gap.

The figures from the Scottish government for 2012 also showed there were 49 fewer fishing boats than in the previous year, a drop of 2%.

Richards said covering the expenses of interns at the UN could cost as little as $4 or $5 million each year — a drop in the bucket for member states.