Sentence examples for years that can be from inspiring English sources

As party promoters have learned over the years, that can be a problem.

Banks will be required to accumulate extra capital in fat years that can be drawn upon in lean ones.

In the early years that can be exciting and satisfying but if that intense feeling of intimacy fades, a relationship can become very unsatisfying, maybe even scary.

The resulting political porousness reasserts a vanished characteristic of the Camelot years that can be hard to wrap one's mind around in these cripplingly divisive times.

Other records give regnal years that can be linked with absolute chronology through other data e.g., those of several rulers of the Rāṣṭrakūṭa of the Deccan.

THE REALITY It's true that the current standard American mortgage — one with a relatively low rate of interest fixed for 30 years that can be refinanced at almost no cost — would probably be harder to get.

But especially in this recession year, that can be a misconception.

Altogether, the network logs more than 15 million currency transactions each year that can be used to track dirty money, said Steve Hudak, a spokesman for the agency.

But like any other museum it loans out its collection and puts on three special exhibitions a year that can be viewed by the public (by appointment only).

Most importantly each light provides savings averaging $70 a year that can be used on education costs, better food or farming.

Snowden has applied for temporary asylum in Russia, a status granted for one year that can be renewed on a yearly basis indefinitely, Kucherena said.