Sentence examples for years especially for from inspiring English sources

For instance, the risk of poverty has greatly increased in recent years, especially for the young.

Water is critical for the first few years, especially for woodland natives like rhododendrons and blueberries, which thrive in sunlight only if they have enough to drink.

Thanks to his reddish curls and the alabaster sweep of his forehead, he looks boyish for his years, especially for one whose life has been so hard-lived.

Water is crucial for the first few years, especially for woodland natives like rhododendrons and blueberries, which thrive in sunlight only if they have enough to drink.

The recommendations from the Legislative Budget Board, which advises the state legislature on appropriations, portend a difficult few years, especially for sick people, old people, and students.

It has also become an odd tourist attraction in recent years, especially for Koreans who have never forgiven Japan for its brutal occupation of their country and who continue to measure success against Japanese competitors.

There are a lot of gaps in sports throughout the year, especially for a few months in between the NBA and NFL seasons.

Kathleen Brooks at Forex.com said: [Tuesday's market rise] could be investors desperate for a rally trying to make it happen after what has been a dismal year especially for European stock markets, but it may also be due to the high expectations for the ECB's long-term refinancing operations which start in earnest tomorrow for both 3-month and 3-year funds.

There are rules for the passport — some pousadas won't take them during August, others charge a small additional fee — but for 11 months of the year, especially for midweek travel, the passport offers a significant savings over regular rates, which average 185 euros a night.

This Information System can be a relevant resource for capacity building associated with the International Heliophysical Year, especially for people involved in interdisciplinary researches.

The question for the coming year, especially for smaller college towns, where employment is highly dependent on the universities, will be how the huge recent losses of university endowments will affect job creation and university spending.