Sentence examples for years most often from inspiring English sources

Through all this, Seeger endured and performed steadily, in later years most often with his grandson Tao Rodríguez.

While Christians across the Middle East have come increasingly under assault in recent years – most often by jihadis – the attacks in the Holy Land itself, whose Christian population is dwindling, have a particular resonance.

But historians cite the vehicle's poor performance and the time it took to get one (years, most often) as factors in the downfall of communism.

While injuries to the extremities were most common (57.4%), children aged <10 years most often had injuries to the head (75.8% for those aged <5 years and 61.8% for those aged 5 years).

"Having spent 150 or so days away from home during each of the last several years, most often many time zones away, I am looking forward to being back in the U.S. full-time and spending more time with my family.

2,654 hips (1.7%) had been reoperated within 2 years, most often due to dislocation (38%) followed by infection (24%).

A fifth of Latin Americans report having paid a bribe over the course of a year, most often to the police.

More families spoke a language other than English in their homes in 2006, when compared with the previous year, most often Spanish.

As many as 2.2 million people die of diarrhea related diseases every year most often caused by water borne infections, and the majority of these cases are children under the age of 5 [2].

Robles only makes it back to Puerto Rico once a year, most often to visit family.

To ascertain the model performance, the model needs to run on at least one year (most often, two years) of historical data, requiring advanced computer power.