Sentence examples for years references from inspiring English sources

In previous years, references to Africa have at times seemed awkward, patronizing, even insulting.

But in the last few years, references by other scientists to their writings have "gone up hugely," he said.

One also begins to see in very recent years references to the use of the term redskin as a possibly offensive term.

For the most part, I've been pragmatic in my purging, and for years reference books were the most likely survivors.

Using this ratio and the chart, compute the amount of money each earnings group would lose in the years referenced and create a similar chart to represent those amounts.

Changes in torso muscle endurance profiles in children aged 7 to 14 years: reference values.

The histograms span the same ten years reference period, but have been normalized for a clearer comparison.

After 244 years reference book firm Encyclopaedia Britannica has decided to stop publishing its famous and weighty 32-volume print edition.

Woodlots that had been recently harvested were grouped according to provincial silviculture guidelines (standard and heavy cuts) and compared to woodlots that had been uncut for at least 24 years (reference stands).

While Ocasio-Cortez doesn't unpack the "12 years" reference in her statements in the clip above, the comment is somewhat misleadingly presented.

Two policies have become more popular in recent years: reference pricing and health technology assessment.