Sentence examples for months is too from inspiring English sources

Three months is too short a period on which to assess a business.

"Not a hotel?" "Six months is too long for a hotel.

A further 12 months is too long for Aboriginals to wait.

Two months is too little time to write a permanent constitution, he said.

"I think six months is too little," Professor Gillers said of the sanction imposed against Mr. Schafer.

With America's global leadership and moral authority on the line, nine months is too long to wait.

The judge, John G. Koeltl of Federal District Court in Manhattan, was forced to resentence Ms. Stewart after an appeals court ruled that his initial sentence of 28 months was too light.

In court on Monday, a prosecutor, Slobodin Ryaznichenko, agreed to the delay requested by the defense, but argued two months was too long.

The Iraqi exile journalists it employed for the Iraq Media Network (at a cost $20m over three months) were too independent for the Coalition Provisional Authority.

… And a Movie Under the Moon The warm-weather months are too precious in Berlin to show outdoor movies just once a week: here, you have a choice of films and venues every night.

Earlier this year, she underwent radiation treatment for breast cancer and for some months was too weak to work; but she is now back at work, making frequent trips to New York and Washington DC, where she lectures and teaches creative writing.