Sentence examples for months noted that from inspiring English sources

Northrup has for many months noted that a mix of low gas prices (probably for many years to come), the costs of extracting gas in New York and inevitable litigation means that whenever the Cuomo administration finally releases new fracking rules, it will take a very long time for drilling to gain any momentum in the state.

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".

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.

Speaking to reporters gathered here for the biennial Paris Air Show, which begins Monday, Mr. Conner said he expected the heightened scrutiny of the Dreamliner's performance to continue for at least several months, noting that a similar public reaction followed the midair explosion in 2010 of an engine on an Airbus A380 operated by Qantas Airways.

Ekaterina Valiotis, the mall's manager, said she hopes Center City will be filled in the next 16 to 18 months, noting that chain retailers are beginning to explore new urban markets all over the U.S.

At a press conference on Saturday, interim Conservative Party leader Rona Ambrose questioned whether or not the government could properly vet the flood of refugees expected to arrive in the coming months, noting that each day, 500 Syrians would have to be screened.

The mean period of follow-up was 20 months (range 1 72 months, noting that the value of 1 month of follow up was attributed to those patients presenting with dialysis dependent renal failure and not responding to treatment at all).

An aide noted that months ago, Mr. Arcuri had returned campaign contributions from Mr. Rangel.

They noted that months ago, political observers would have said it was a long-shot for Mr. Romney to win the state in the first place.

The Jones Group said it expects to conclude discussions within a month, noting that no final agreement has been reached, and there can be no assurances a transaction will result.

Legoux meets with Vivendi once a month, noting that the company is simultaneously and contrarily looking at plans to buy the 56% of the French telecom Cetetel that it does not already own, while also inquiring about unloading its Cetetel stake entirely.