Sentence examples for months could have from inspiring English sources

Only a specialist, working for months, could have created it.

But it is clear that a scandal during those months could have proved damaging in the university's bid for membership.

The new test, expected to be available in the next few months, could have a big effect on public health if it works as advertised.

That atrocity, following the Good Friday agreement and the referendum by just a few months, could have killed the peace process and restarted the Troubles.

But little over the past few months could have prepared the American artist Jeff Koons for the aristocratic rage of Prince Charles-Emmanuel de Bourbon-Parme.

And I think it's plausible that had the bill passed on the 29th, much of the chaos that followed over the next couple of months could have been averted.

Albany, this past month, could have been Las Vegas, with fewer scruples.

Swellings could have made it harder to walk for several days each month, could have required more energy and a greater intake of water, and would be of less use as a signal when you were no longer clambering up trees with your bottom in males' faces.

In the case of the Mubarak family or those acting on their behalf, Mr. Robinson said, the bankers should have questioned how the family of an Egyptian president with a publicly stated salary of barely $1,000 a month could have accumulated so much money.

However, when considering the time needed for the parasite to develop in the vector and the human host, postponing the parasitological surveys by about one month could have improved the predicting power of Anopheles density on malaria prevalence.

Through the peer education programme, the change I witnessed in one month could have taken me a life time; my whole personality has developed.