Sentence examples for months might be from inspiring English sources

According to a recent study, rifampin over 4 months might be safer and associated with better adherence than standard 9-month isoniazid [ 77].

Several injections, spaced over months, might be needed, especially if more than one finger is affected.

His absence in itself from their matches in recent months might be taken as a sign of their growth.

But getting partial approval in time for this fall's planting season — beginning in two months — might be difficult.

For example, for very young children, six months might be 100percentt of their life, not six months in the life a 40-year-old.

Claims had fallen sharply in the prior three weeks, offering hope that the rash of layoffs seen in recent months might be moderating.

A month might be rapid in political terms, but it can be an eternity for fast-moving financial markets.

This is a calculation from market rates – not what people say, what they do – but actually to move in the earlier month might be safer for two reasons.

It is also possible that dogs younger than 10-months might be more susceptible to RD114 virus infection.

Finally, a median follow-up of 12-months might be too short to conclusively determine the long term efficacy of treatment with angiotensin receptor blockers in the setting of STEMI.

The second month might be a little better, but most people don't have a good, working budget until the third or fourth month.