Sentence examples for month means from inspiring English sources

But the election that month means that political uncertainty is added to Ghana's other tribulations.

Failing to meet the criteria in a given month means the interest rate falls precipitously, to less than 1 percent.

The notice to Congress last month means the program must now be recertified by Mr. Gates to proceed.

FOR the moguls skiers on the U.S. Ski Team, preparing for the Turin Olympics next month means looking ahead.

It means, as both social workers and clients told us, that only visiting some families once a month means the truth is easy to conceal.

The reconsideration which I have now undertaken of the applications which I heard and rejected last month means that the clock has been put back.

We calculated each year's average of 3-month means for each station's air lead data.

Only baseline and 6-month means were available for these variables, so we have computed power to detect a significant group-by-time interaction at 6 months only.

The test for intervention effect is based on the least square means of the estimated main effect of intervention (estimate of the average of the 6- and 12-month means).

On the basis of the adjusted average of the 6- and 12-month means, fasting glucose decreased by 4.3 mg/dL in the LWL intervention participants versus a decrease of 0.4 mg/dL in the usual-care participants (P < 0.001).

The move, which follows his questioning in January and formal detention last month, means Nan is certain to undergo criminal trial on the charges related to an investigation into match-fixing in Chinese soccer.