Example sentences of "million a year " in BNC.

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1 Seven million are already HIV infected in sub-Saharan Africa , increasing by over one million a year .
2 One estimate puts the cost in terms of sickness absence alone at over £700 million a year .
3 Soon InterCity were claiming that sales had doubled to 5 million a year .
4 Hamburg enjoys an extremely high level of film subsidy - approximately £6 million a year , or three times the sum available in Britain .
5 ‘ There 's a world market of over £100 million a year in clean technology and I want to see British industry winning a much larger share of it . ’
6 Mr Cecil Parkinson , the Transport Secretary , has told BR that all subsidies for commuter services on Network South East — currently £141 million a year — will be removed by March 1993 .
7 Tax-payers ' backing for the loss-making provincial operation , now £400 million a year , will be cut by 25 per cent in the next three years , according to Mr Parkinson .
8 Appearance money or guarantees previously were illegal — though not unknown — and under the new system it has been estimated that some top players ( Lendl and Boris Becker make around £1.5 million a year ) could increase their annual earnings by 40 per cent .
9 The environmental pressure group calculates that the wasted energy costs £12 million a year and generates nearly 200,000 tonnes a year of extra carbon dioxide ( the primary greenhouse-effect gas ) from power stations .
10 UNEP and others have estimated that it would cost approximately $4,500 million a year over the next 20 years to slow and stop desertification , and to begin to reclaim the land that we have already lost .
11 FoE made a number of recommendations on taxes , incentives and greater spending on research ( including the government 's Energy Efficiency Office , which , remarkably , given the nature of the times , saw its budget restricted to £15 million a year for two years in succession — a loss in real terms ) .
12 After a review of the state of research , the government decided , in 1988 , that it could not justify continued expenditure of £100 million a year on a project with such an elusive prospect of commercial return .
13 From 1990 there would be a core research and development programme costing £10 million a year , just enough , in the government 's view , to allow continued collaboration with the French and Germans on the European Fast Reactor ( EFR ) .
14 One man died in the 1977 protest at the Creys-Malville FBR site in France : the Kalkar fast reactor in West Germany is mothballed ( at a reputed cost of £30 million a year ) largely as a result of green agitation .
15 Fitting catalysts is expected to cost British motorists £800 million a year .
16 We have to find means of increasing , by £400 million a year the credit side of our balance of payments .
17 Total investment in the NFC in the years since privatization has totalled almost £700 million , whereas in state ownership investment never exceeded £25 million a year .
18 Now it 's finally open , nearly two years after De Niro first approached Nieporent with the idea , the Tribeca Bar and Grill will need to turn over more than £1.2 million a year just to break even , something that may prove difficult , given that the average bill for the restaurant 's simple fish and pasta dishes is around $40 a head .
19 Britain , with a defence budget of £1,500 million a year , was actually spending an even higher proportion of its wealth on arms — between 8 per cent and 10 per cent of the Gross National Product , a third of its tax revenue .
20 The product 's sales are heading for £1 million a year , benefiting from ecological concern over the kangaroo skin that traditionally covers soccer boots .
21 The average salary for the nearly 700 players on the 26 teams tops $1 million a year for the first time .
22 However , it is believed to be in the region of £15 million a year for the world-wide rights , plus a percentage of profits over and above that figure .
23 If FTC 's bid does guarantee UEFA a minimum of £15 million a year , it will work out at £1.25 million a game for the 12 matches in the eight-club , mini-league series , an experiment in making money that is certain to be continued next season , Premier League clubs will be glad to know .
24 With BBC TV and BSkyB joining forces to rival ITV 's £20 million a year bid for Premier League games , and another mysterious , well-funded satellite company lurking in the background , English football 's value to TV is now ‘ beyond the wildest dreams of any club chairman in the land , ’ says Jim Cadman .
25 But the true figure is much higher , with one London health authority estimating that its hospitals alone lose up to £1 million a year .
26 The churches fulfil a valuable social function which the government would otherwise have to meet , and the state receives about £100 million a year for levying and passing on the church tax .
27 SCOTTISH Ambulance Service fleet manager Ed Hodson believes he is on the way to knocking £1 million a year off fuel bills by gradually switching totally to diesel .
28 The savings on operating costs alone were immense , some experts putting it in the order of £2 million a year .
29 An estimated 3,000 prostitutes , many lured to the city from Eastern Europe on illegal visas with promises of glamorous jobs in nightclubs , turn over £52.6 million a year .
30 DisneyWorld alone can draw in 13 million a year .
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