Sentence examples for A twelve-month window from inspiring English sources

The presence of strong yearly cycles in some of our datasets, as well as known naturally occurring annual processes associated with solar activity, makes a twelve-month window the natural choice.

Still, reports on stock holdings can be as stale as eight months old, since funds have a two-month window in which to make their semiannual reports.

One coping strategy I have is to live my life on a two-month window.

Usually, there is at least a four-month window between a film's arrival in cinemas and its debut on home video.

Ideally, plants would be transferred to the river in mid-May and then collected in mid-September, giving a four-month window for phytoremediation.

The charity said that there was less than a two-month window to curb the spread of the virus but there remained a crippling shortfall in logistical support.

Specifically, Carpenter's phone was shown to be in communication with cell towers near four robberies over a five-month window.

Menendez said new sanctions legislation being considered by his chamber would include a six-month window to allow diplomats to negotiate permanent limits to Iran's nuclear program.

Marvel has also just announced that the often-overlooked Ant-Man will get his own comic in January, creating a six-month window to find an audience before the Paul Rudd blockbuster is released.

"You've got a six-month window of opportunity to assist them in putting in place a system that reflects democratic processes in a free market economy," he added.

People who are not yet eligible for Medicare will have a seven-month window, starting 90 days before they turn 65, to sign up for Part D, without a penalty.