Sentence examples for years linked to from inspiring English sources

The expansion of roads and the development of new road infrastructures have increased in recent years, linked to the population growing in large cities.

From Arlington, Amazon will receive a cash grant of $23 million over 15 years linked to incremental growth of the tax on hotel rooms.

Earlier this month the threat of a national postal strike was lifted after Consignia and the Communication Workers Union agreed to a new 6.9% pay rise over two years linked to changes in working practices.

A British Academy postdoctoral fellowship is another option, offering a maintenance grant for a further three years, linked to the Lecturer grade A scale (currently £23,643 outside London and £25,777 inside London).

It was believed to be the 23rd killing in 25 years linked to November 17, a left-wing guerrilla organization that first emerged in 1975 with the killing of Richard Welch, the Central Intelligence Agency station chief in Athens.

The study must be conducted over three to four consecutive years — linked to the tick's life cycle — to produce usable results, said Dale Moyer, who supervises the study for the Cornell Cooperative Extension of Suffolk County.

Around 25,000 older people die in the UK each year linked to cold weather.

Nutt clashed with Jacqui Smith when she was home secretary after he compared the 100 deaths a year from horseriding with the 30 deaths a year linked to ecstasy.

His own salary is $170,000 a year, linked to the average member's wage, which includes shift work and compensation for danger.

A report commissioned by the UK government estimated that there are 700,000 deaths globally each year linked to drug-resistant infections.

And considering the 88,000 deaths per year linked to alcohol and the 28,000 overdose deaths from opiates (heroin and painkillers) in the US alone, it seems someone isn't doing their math.