Sentence examples for years in preparing from inspiring English sources

Significant successes have been made over recent years in preparing co-ordination framework polymers that show macroscopic material properties, but in the vast majority of cases this has been achieved with d-block metal-based systems.

Fringe Benefits Although the preparations for the Games themselves were costed in Brazil's bid, reports prepared by several European governments suggest that up to $50 billion will be spent over the next seven years in preparing for the two events, about 2.5% of Brazil's GDP.

I have been impressed over the years, in preparing discussions of research articles for classroom use, how many different ways there are for researchers to introduce poor practices into their studies, most of which are not captured by any of the many conventional quality scales.

Although previous decisions were not generally binding, great attention was paid to them, and it appears that the judges and barristers referred to earlier Year Books in preparing their cases.

A few years were spent in preparing for the educational system development, and the original and distinctive IPE was delivered to the third year of undergraduate students for the first time in 1999.

He was receiving tempting offers (1432) to intervene again in Naples and spent two years in Sicily preparing his fleet and army.

I had spent four years in college preparing to be a soldier, logged thousands of hours in the gym, endured months of training in harsh conditions, suffered starvation in Ranger School and memorized a plethora of facts and figures that only an aspiring military leader would care to know.

I'm not suggesting that there is a simple, cut-and-dried way to enforce laws while protecting and defending people's rights, and in some cases in probably makes sense to set bail at a million dollars while the defendant spends a few years in jail preparing for trial.

However, beneath the surface - as nagging and omnipresent as any gathering storm - lies a fury at years of American establishment dereliction in preparing for nature's onslaught.

A couple of informants had through many years paid a special interest in preparing for large-scale incidents and therefore taken courses and read up on books and articles on the subject.

Tickner says the time spent by the U.S. government and the chemical industry arguing against REACH has put U.S. companies several years behind their European colleagues in preparing for compliance, which could put U.S. companies at a disadvantage.