Sentence examples for months lapse from inspiring English sources

She promises to repay me, then months lapse.

From arrest to trial to sentencing 18 months lapsed.

The primary outcome was self reported, prolonged abstinence from the quit date to six months; lapses were permitted provided no more than five cigarettes in total were smoked.

Combined with the recruitment delay this meant that 18 months lapsed between the enrollment and baseline data collection of the first and last groups.

Manchanda et al. [ 38] and Liu and Gupta [ 13] controlled systematically for factors that might influence doctors' adoption behaviour over time by adding time trend terms to their models number of months lapsed since launch (for linear effects) and the same variable squared (for non-linear effects).

1962 Europe and U.K. Run Into Snag BRUSSELS — Britain's trouble-ridden negotiations with the European Common Market ran into more difficulty today [Oct. 8] as they resumed here on the Foreign Ministers' level after a two-month lapse.

That will be the third such meeting since the talks resumed in Istanbul in April after a 15-month lapse, and could be the last before July 1, when tougher American and European penalties take effect on Iran's banking system and its oil industry, the country's economic lifeline.

When soldiers and veterans complained in recent months of lapses in their care, top officials in Washington promised improvements, but the plight of troubled civilian workers has not captured such attention.

"But when people say three months have lapsed and we can all have amnesia, we can forget about the threat, I remind them that terrorist organizations we host in our own communities plan their attacks months and years in advance, and so we have to be constantly vigilant until we have rooted them out".

Historically, they pick up bits and pieces of stories from other people who are becoming old themselves, and assume that ten months have lapsed without any work being done.

However, more than 6 months had lapsed between this prior chemotherapy and enrollment into the present study.