Sentence examples for months from which from inspiring English sources

A witch hunt ensued during the following months from which Professor Tumin rather like Professor Silk in "The Human Stain"—emerged blameless but only after he had to provide a number of lengthy depositions declaring himself innocent of the charge of hate speech.

Only the elderly (> 65 years) had a trend for deterioration between 30 days and 6 months from which they recovered up to 12 months.

There was no tendency toward an increase in the proportion of specimens with protective immunity over the 5 months from which baseline specimens were taken (p = 0.79, by χ test for trend).

All patients were asked to complete a diary of medical interactions over the next 6 months, from which economic data were extracted to model the cost-effectiveness of testing.

With the exception of 1929, October has often been a bad month from which to view the market's prospects.

Magnatune has a dedicated "artists and repertoire" (A&R) man, and gets about 400 submissions from new artists each month, from which it signs five or ten.

Having sold real estate for about 20 years, Mr. Warren usually closes three or four transactions a month — from which he earns about $13,000 — in the summer.

The combined networks of the 127 members produces a large deal flow of about 50 a month, from which only three are invited to present to the group.

Beecham suffered a heart attack the following month, from which he did not recover; he died in March 1961.

Specifically, at a relevant approximation we can describe this particular system as monitoring the magnitude of its past fluctuations with a characteristic scale of a month, from which it computes the level of impact resulting in an excess of volatility.

On Capitol Hill moves were continuing to wrest the plain citizen Nixon from the ugly legal and financial tangle into which Watergate has drawn him over the months, but from which his high office has consistently protected him.