Sentence examples for years are consistent from inspiring English sources

I am not a climate scientist, but my experiences in the deep field over the past 25 years are consistent with the idea of warming trends observed worldwide.

The case for a human-induced change in the weather cannot be proved, but the strange patterns here in recent years are consistent with scientific models of global warming, international experts say.

The general drop-off in the frequency of meteorites with older exposure ages and the upper limit for most stony meteorites of 50 million years are consistent with estimates that half of any given meteoroid population is eliminated by collisions in 5 10 million years.

"The trends that we've seen in the last few years are consistent with the historical relationship that we've seen between health spending and overall economic growth," said Aaron Catlin, the deputy director of the National Health Statistics Group within the actuary's office, during a press briefing Monday prior to the report's release.

Our findings regarding people aged ≥ 70 years are consistent with the findings of other studies on negative effects of diabetes on the sexuality of elderly persons [ 2, 24].

Longer term safety findings from a study in which patients received pirfenidone for a median duration of 2.6 years (2,059 person exposure years) are consistent with the short-term observations [ 24].

"His behavior in his latter years is consistent with lead poisoning," Mr. Ketner said.

This time, ca 60 years, is consistent with the initial engineered drainage of the site ca. 100 years.

Whether the Democratic Review's policies, even in its early years, were consistent with this view, I leave to others.

This rapid rate of record-breaking heat (once every three years) is consistent with climate scientists' expectations.

The findings here — especially the substantial number of smaller banks that expect to merge in the next few years — is consistent with this prediction.