by the year
by the year
Per year; at a yearly rate. Because I'm no longer traveling so much for work, I can finally rent an apartment by the year. Because he's an older player now, the team won't commit to a multi-year contract. They only want to pay him by the year. Come on, how much money do you make by the year? What's your annual salary?
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by the year
one year at a time. Most apartments are available by the year. We budget by the year.
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This amount should rise to about $3.65 by 1999 and to around $4
by the year 2000.(3) Cost estimates for fixing the problem in the United States business sector range from $120 to $300 billion.
Also on the international front, William McDonough, President of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, in a keynote address to the annual meeting of the Institute of International Finance in Hong Kong, emphasized the importance of planning for the century date change on an international basis and the significant risk to financial markets posed
by the Year 2000.
Census Bureau estimates that
by the year 2025, more than one-quarter of the U.S.
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