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annually

[an-yoo-uh-lee] / ˈæn yu ə li /


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Plus, the Federal Reserve plans to buy hundreds of billions of short-term Treasury bonds annually, another move that would pump money into the financial system and hold down rates.

From Barron's

The buffer, introduced in 2018 in an effort to ensure systemic stability in the banking system, is set twice annually based on household debt, asset imbalances and other financial trends and risks.

From The Wall Street Journal

Escalating human–elephant conflict has claimed around 400 elephant and 200 human lives annually over the past five years.

From Barron's

In addition to being an ecological and social problem, desertification is also an economic burden, costing an estimated six percent of Central Asia's GDP annually, according to the World Bank.

From Barron's

Take a single parent with two school-age children who earns $11,000 annually from part-time work.

From The Wall Street Journal