Sentence examples for months note from inspiring English sources

The Belgian Ambassador proposed that NATO may need to prioritize ANA training as ISAF's number one priority in coming months (Note: Belgium stood in the way last week of enabling the ANA Trust Fund to expand its mandate to accept national contributions to sustain ANA troops. End note).

The country's headline inflation rate, which was 10.6% in June, has been in the double-digits for five consecutive months (note: India is one of the few countries that continues to use the wholesale price index to measure inflation instead of the more common consumer price index).In response, the RBI has been on a rate-hike spree since January.

Cascades' spreading success grows with time, and some exceptional conversations can last for months (note the broken axis).

When looking for a place to stay for a few months, note that unlike in the US where real estate agents charge landlords to promote their listing, in Singapore tenants also have to fork out a finder's fee to the agent, which is usually half a month's rent per year, though it can vary depending on the price of the listing.

- School absenteeism due to illness (at least 1 day in the last 2 months); health related limitations (a positive answer to the question "Did your child face any health-related limitations in daily functioning during the last 2 months?"); GP contacts (at least 1 in the last 2 months) (Note: in the Netherlands, general practitioners and not pediatricians provide primary care for children).

Following a post-injection time of 1 day (1 day represents the earliest possible time point for plaque analysis), 1 month or 4 months (note that as the animals were all the same age at Methoxy-XO4 injection, a longer post-injection time also corresponds to a greater age of the animals), we visualized new plaques using an antibody against Aβ (Fig.  1).

Liberty's stock has trailed that of some other companies in the media sector in recent months, noted Matthew Harrigan, a media analyst at Janco Partners.

Mr. LeMieux, 40, made it clear on Friday that he had no ambitions beyond the next 16 months, noting that "my time in Washington will be brief".

Analysts had, in recent months, noted a relative drop-off in the numbers of reported chemical weapons attacks alleged to taken place in Syria.

Telecommunications company, and now mobile banking service, Econet Wireless predicts that in less than 12 months notes and coins will be long-gone from this southern African country.

Sounding a more pessimistic note, Samuel Tombs, chief UK economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics, said the jump in manufacturing output was likely to unwind over the coming months, noting that pharmaceutical products were volatile.