Sentence examples for month could give from inspiring English sources

That manic stage during the first month could give depressed people the energy to carry through with a suicide plan.

Small sections snaking out from the centre are protected by kerbs, but for the most part they are demarcated only by blue paint, which, as a coroner examining an earlier death pointed out last month, could give cyclists a false sense of security.

The month could give investors more insights into performance of key sectors including automobiles, chips, health care and consumer staples.

The weak hiring last month could give them further pause.

The revenues from raising the property tax in January could give the city a running start next year in tackling rising labor, health care and other costs, he said.

Yet Mr. McAuliffe suggested that Mr. Bush's State of the Union address in January could give the Democrats fodder to personalize the elections against Mr. Bush.

The first day of competition on Thursday, 24 July, could give Team Wales a flying start towards that target - in the Women's Triathlon and on the cycling track.

But Hot Snap, now 5-1 joint favourite with Just The Judge from 33s for the Guineas on 5 May, could give him the chance of a 26th British Classic victory.

Additionally, Prop 29's placement on the ballot in June instead of November could give its opponents the upper hand.

Actually, the SD-OCT could give us in vivo high resolution cross-sectional images of the retina and also give us more information of the location and time of silicone emulsification.

The reports speculated that reasons for the thaw could include uncertainty over possible white-knight deals, as well as speculation that Yahoo might post disappointing quarterly earnings next month, which could give Microsoft more leverage.