Sentence examples for months are more from inspiring English sources

And it is not only lethal violence that is of concern: research shows that children under 12 months are more often than not regularly hit, with more than half being smacked at least weekly.

Locally, campaigns and window displays in the cooler months are more likely to celebrate the art of layering – woollen knits piled on two or three at a time worn over trousers, or even dresses with no tights (although tights are a more common sight in Melbourne during winter).

In contrary, those who see high chance of obtaining the first revenue within the next 12 months are more likely to decide to start earlier.

SSDI applicants with less than 3 months of wait-time are more likely to be male or whites and less likely to be divorced, while those who wait longer than 6 months are more likely to be single.

Thirty months are more than enough time for a court to judge a case of terrorism, which is considered to be urgent or important.

This is because patients with dialysis vintage less than 3 months are more likely to be hemodynamically unstable.

In these conditions, mature topped carrots will last 7-9 monthoughhough 5-6 months is more typical.

If a week is a long time in politics, then 10 months is more like a lifetime.

The law in Florida, where the average recipient receives $253 a month for less than five months, is more expansive.

He added, "Four young people in six months is more than a community should have to deal with".

But the political message Mr Blair has been sending over the past three anxious months is more confused.