Similar words: year after year, yesteryear, solar year, calendar year, every year, from year to year, year by year, make every effort. Meaning: adv. by the year; every year (usually with reference to a sum of money paid or received).
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(31) Widget Wholesalers, Inc., sells 240, 000 widgets per year.
(32) Institutions can only apply for one grant per year.
(33) Do we mean something like one sand grain every square metre of sea-floor per minute, per day, per year?
(34) Those living outside a 50 mile radius ￡ 10 per year.
(35) The company is providing insulation for trains, a contract worth more than ￡150,000 per year.
(36) It was expected that some 40-50 mergers per year would fall due for examination in this way.
(37) It should produce 5000 tonnes of the metal per year.
(38) However, cuts in capital investment and fuel supply problems have reduced capacity growth to something around 3% per year.
(39) Eight machines per year should be upgraded from April 1993 onwards.
(40) Private schools spend on average ￡56 per pupil per year on equipment.
(41) Nevertheless, one pound coins are still lost at a rate of tens of thousands per year.
(42) Estimates of the total cost vary wildly from $ 200 billion to $ 500 billion per year.
(43) Growth was most rapid in percentage terms around 1831 when it reached 1.55 percent per year and in absolute terms around 1870.
(44) Tom Lester is a specialist writer on business affairs Ranks Hovis McDougall spend around ￡18 million per year on electricity.
(45) This is like paying interest at the rate of 17 percent per year, when market rates are only 9 percent.
(46) The project includes a railway line, a new town and a 12,000 tonnes per year coal dock at Prince Rupert.
(47) The dairy produced over 1500 tonnes of butter per year.
(48) Britain now produces nearly 26 million tons per year of domestic garbage which must be disposed of somewhere,(http://sentencedict.com/per year.html) somehow.
(49) But the earnings for the same exports have actually been falling - by an average of 5% per year since 19816.
(50) Officials calculated that the council would have to invest ￡500,000 per year to meet the target.
(51) The industrialized world now contributes about $ 1 billion per year through bilateral aid programs to relieve urban congestion.
(52) On average, companies lose twelve days per employee per year as a result of sickness.
(53) David reminds us that the threshold for VAT registration is raised from ￡25,000 per year turnover to ￡35,000.
(54) For many companies this can mean a saving of up to 10% per year on energy, maintenance and labour costs.
(55) Today there are 32 states participating in pediatric nutrition surveillance, encompassing approximately 1 million records of clients per year.
(56) The Bush proposal would fund only six shuttle flights per year instead of the seven or eight planned now.
(57) Up to of soil per year were lost from these plots, which compares with less than per year from undisturbed forest.
(58) Finally, interest expense on the long-term bank loan is payable quarterly at the rate of 12 percent per year.
(59) We estimate that the overall savings in this case would be about 2. 0 billion dollars per year.
(60) Domestic refuse can be burned to produce heat and electricity - we produce 25 million tonnes per year.
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