Examples of 'years forward' in a sentence

Meaning of "years forward"

Years forward: Indicates a period of time in the future or moving ahead in terms of years

How to use "years forward" in a sentence

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years forward
Two years forward was clearly not enough.
And now another five years forward.
X - number of years forward from the starting point the current state of climate.
It is possible to have contract settlement dates in excess of two years forward.
Only a hundred years forward or bacK.
The maturity of most Gas division derivatives is less than three years forward.
Roll the years forward.
And I want to know four or five years forward.
Can we predict in a few years forward and option markets related to the bitcoin?
And I want to know three or four or five years forward.
I traveled a thousand years forward in time, but without Leela, I have no future.
Emily, we just traveled a hundred years forward in time.
Only a hundred years forward or bacK, That means you have to pinpoint him across 200 years.
But let's take a look three years forward.
Years forward the group became a trio when Edwards disappeared on 1 February 1995.

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Skipper was horrified to hear that they had traveled two-thousand years forward in time.
Sharon - Five years forward.
The maturity of most Gas, Renewables & Power division derivatives is less than three years forward.
Checked 5 years back, a couple of years forward.
Today, Unilever is stretching the original target even further by bringing the 2020 commitment 5 years forward.
No, checked five years back, a couple of years forward.
Carry unused vacations from the past two years forward 15.

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