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Main Entry:	an·nu·al [an-yoo-uhl] /ˈænyuəl/ Show Spelled
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Example Sentences

UK scientists are genetically modifying mosquitoes to be resistant to malaria, which kills millions annually.

The food industry leads the nation in pounds of waste produced annually.

Such maintenance produces eight billion gallons of used motor oil annually.

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UK scientists are genetically modifying mosquitoes to be resistant to malaria, which kills millions annually.

The food industry leads the nation in pounds of waste produced annually.

Such maintenance produces eight billion gallons of used motor oil annually.

The penalty will increase annually based on the cost of living.

Increments are awarded annually until you reach the top of the scale.

By law the city's five-year fiscal plan must be balanced annually.

The disease, caused by the plasmodium parasite, infects hundreds of millions of people annually and kills nearly a million.

These reveal what species are in the canopy and how much it grows annually.

To keep indoor plants from getting too big, grow them in undersize pots and repot annually in fresh potting soil.

Far several decades the townsfolk have held annually their memorial service for those.

More people result in more demand for wood, which leads to cutting, perhaps in excess of the amount that grows annually.

The fires are lit annually to clear land for oil palm plantations and agricultural fields.

Effort could save thousands struck down annually by yellow, dengue and chikungunya fevers.

On deciduous shrubs, to be removed some old wood from base annually before spring growth begins.

Elms is located smack in the middle of more than a dozen colleges that celebrate graduation annually within a three-week stretch.

Ask students to research the reasons that their state has few or many tornadoes annually.

There are more than four million surgical procedures performed annually worldwide.

In colder regions, dig annually and store as for gladiolus.

The sharks return annually to these same grounds, and the researchers return with them.

It is the pressure change--not the blades--that wipe out thousands of bats annually at wind farms.

Where the climate is generally mild and winters are rainy, amend the soil in established plantings annually after fall cleanup.

The world record has fallen annually in recent years.

Hops rhizomes should be thinned annually to avoid excess plant growth the following year.

Still, their dedication yielded enough breakthroughs that they are delivering nearly a hundred young birds annually to the wild.

The cost of the initiatives sought by the coalition totals billions of dollars annually.

Ten feet of moisture falls out of the sky here annually.

With a year-round water supply, their hand-tilled fields might yield two or even three harvests annually.

The participants had their cognitive function tested annually for up to eight years.

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