Sentence examples for month should give from inspiring English sources

The games against Spain and France next month should give a better idea of the team's progress.

Nothing that has happened over the past month should give the average American any reason to think that things won't get worse before they get better, because they almost certainly will.

It is remarkable, then, that the crisis should have given fresh impetus to "social finance", a movement based on the belief that financial innovation can be used directly to help society's neediest people.Two events this month should give believers in social finance a lift.

This ruling combined with the Senate hearing on police militarization from earlier in the month should give some police-reform advocates hope.

September should give us a better guide as to the sentiment in the market.

The seeds you sow in late April should give you the first baby leaves by the start of June and larger plants two to four weeks later.

The new Belfast Rapid Transit system, which will whizz commuters into the city on bendy buses from September, should give the area a further boost.

That performance and his equally aesthetic victory at the Tennis Masters Cup in Houston in November should give him a deep reservoir of confidence.

To be sure, developments caused by a slowing global economy — namely, record-low mortgage interest rates and gasoline prices that have fallen around 33 cents a gallon since April — should give consumers some breathing room.

A new parliament due to be elected in December should give the Sunnis a bigger voice, but it remains moot whether that will dampen the insurgency, which is still fierce in the Sunni areas.

Last week, South Korea ($5.3m $8mm) had also improved, and forthcoming emerging markets such as Russia (15 Jan) and Brazil (22 Jan) should give an even clearer idea of how much Taken 3 need concern itself with waning patience in the developed ones.