Sentence examples for immediate months from inspiring English sources
"immediate months" is correct and usable in written English
It is used to express a period of time lasting a few months. For example: "We will be taking additional precautionary measures for the immediate months leading up to the election."
So difficult, in fact, that I didn't even want to think about the immediate months after the accident.
In the immediate months after her departure, he photographed ravens he saw at train stations on his way home to Hokkaido with the same single-minded intensity that he had photographed her.
"According to federal lobbying records reviewed by the IBT," write David Sirota and Ned Resnikoff, "Chevron and ConocoPhillips both lobbied the State Department specifically on the issue of 'oil sands' in the immediate months prior to the department's approval, as did a trade association funded by ExxonMobil".
The peak in incidence in the immediate months following diagnosis seen in our study confirms previously published findings in ovarian cancer (Rodriguez et al, 2007).
In the immediate months after the presidential election, from 26 December 2007 to 15 April 2008, 93% of these children (N = 2,398) returned to care within the AMPATH clinical care system.
In the immediate month leading up the coup, Khánh's leadership had become increasingly troubled.
Implant survival was evaluated within five different subgroups: location (maxilla vs. mandible); implant site (anterior vs. posterior); gender (male vs. female); radiotherapy (irradiated vs. non-irradiated); and time after initial loading (immediate, <6 months, 6 months, and >6 months).
A meta-analysis by Norris et al. (4) showed that intervention via patient education reduced HbA1c more than the control group by 0.76%9595% CI 0.34 1.18), 0.26% (0.21% increase 0.73% decrease), and 0.26% (0.05 0.48) at immediate, 1 3 months, and ≥4 months follow-up.
A secondary aim is to evaluate whether BTB has immediate (4 months) and long-term (8 months) effects on quality of life indicators, functional difficulty, anxiety, and depression education and behavioral activation levels.
Meanwhile, the bounced checks that Mr. Aiken discovered pointed to a more immediate problem: Months behind in reconciling its accounts, the agency had no idea how much money it had at any given time.
There's another film lurking off-screen in "Mudbound," a classic to which it offers a long-overdue corrective: "The Best Years of Our Lives," William Wyler's vast and passionate 1946 drama, set in the immediate postwar months, about three veterans who meet as they return to their homes and families in a fictitious small Midwestern city.
