Sentence examples for months may serve from inspiring English sources

But Mr Blagojevich's publicity over the past 18 months may serve him well.

Apparently, exposure to (traces of) foods during the 'window' period of 4 6 months of age may serve as a means of inducing tolerance [ 29].

In this cohort of patients with AECOPD, we found that a history of at least one AECOPD in the 12 months before exacerbation may serve as an indicator of a higher mortality rate during 31too 365 days but not during the first 30 days following the AECOPD.

As the range in BMI appeared not to overlap between the juveniles and subadults of the year (<3 months of age) and the adults born in the year of sampling (3 6 months of age), BMI may serve as a tool to distinguish the two cohorts in similar studies, when estimating the age by using the techniques discussed here may be impractical.

Maximal E2 suppression typically occurs within 1 2 months of treatment; E2 may serve as an early marker for safety and dose ranging studies of investigational GnRH-modulator therapies.

To fulfill the requirement of serving a full year on the ground, those troops actually mobilized may serve up to 18 months, including training and leave.

Civilian psychiatrists like Major Hoffman serve a minimum of three months in a theater of war, like Iraq, but may serve much longer at the government's request.

Women may serve voluntarily.

The bridge may serve a purpose.

Polls may serve a variety of purposes.

LeanIn.org may serve as an initial template.