Sentence examples for Extended months from inspiring English sources

To be sure, the protracted nature of the race for the Democratic nomination, which extended months past that of the Republican race, tended to work to the disadvantage of Fox, which tilts overtly to the right on prime-time programs like "The O'Reilly Factor" and "Hannity & Colmes".

As Deripaska walked away, Putin said: "And give me back my pen". Yet Deripaska rebounded, surviving the financial crisis in large part thanks to generous government loans that were extended months after the Pikalevo incident.

The invitation was extended months ago by Judge Bernette J. Johnson of the Louisiana Supreme Court, the chairwoman of the bar association's judicial council, a division composed of about 840 black members who are current and former judges.

We came home after an extended 15 months of combat in July 2004.

Despite guideline recommendations for extended (≥12 months) DAPT following percutaneous coronary revascularization with DES, few data are available to guide clinical decision-making beyond consensus opinion.

The full extent of the antibody-induced damage to worms would be best monitored in a clinical trial in humans in an endemic setting, where worm survival (and fecundity) can be monitored in vaccinated people over an extended period (months or years).

David gave him Southpole merchandise with extended credit lines two months for other buyers, six months for little brother.

In this study, this effect is particularly evident among individuals who quit for extended periods (>12 months) as well as those who quit for short durations (6 months), following participation in OSCS for 1 year.

Furthermore, results remained unchanged when the exposure window was extended to six months before conception (1.17, 1.09 to 1.25) or when women who used antiepileptics from six months to 30 days before pregnancy were excluded from the unexposed group (1.13, 1.04 to 1.22).

The Centerbridge and Starwood groups battled over Extended Stay for months, continually trying to top the other's latest bids.

But in their first extended interview in months, Mr. Crovitz and Mr. Brill, while offering a look at how the system works, also cautioned against high expectations and said they had urged their clients to take small steps.