Sentence examples for months of developing from inspiring English sources

Hamza, who had not been involved in Iraq's nuclear program for nearly a decade, asserted that Saddam was within years, and possibly months, of developing a nuclear bomb.

Whitwell said that in the 18 months of developing the pay strategy for the Times he had seen an "infinite" number of ideas but that the digital plan was not to become a "news aggregator or a social network".

While there've been no documented cases of anyone dying from forced lack of sleep, people with a very rare disease that renders them unable to sleep, called Fatal Family Insomnia, usually die within 7 to 36 months of developing the condition (though scientists aren't entirely sure why).

The Systemic Lupus International Collaborating Clinics (SLICC) Inception Cohort recruited patients within 15 months of developing four or more 1997 American College of Rheumatology (ACR) criteria for SLE; the SLICC/ACR damage index (SDI) was measured annually.

Baird et al. [ 62] suggest that specifically the combination of failing joint attention and pretend play at 18 months indicates risk of developing ASD.

That's a good way to get revenue flowing into a start-up game business without risking months of work developing a game on spec. Some games earn billions on release, just like a Hollywood blockbuster.

There was no convincing evidence of Black men delaying their presentation more than White men with more than half of all men seeking attention within 3 months of symptoms developing.

Earlier in the month, his generals boasted of developing a "Korean-style" nuclear warhead that could be fitted atop a long-range missile.

Overall, only 5% of Men1+/− mice ≤9 months of age developed tumours, whereas 84% of the Men1+/− mice aged ≥12 months developed tumours, consistent with an age-related penetrance for the condition (Fig. 3A).

Smart Money Select now has 7,500 paid subscribers, who generated enough revenue after six months to cover the costs of developing the program.

HAI, which is currently being developed by Krumlinde-Sundholm et al. [ 24, 44], is intended to evaluate the quality of goal-directed manual actions in infants, 3 12 months of age, at risk of developing unilateral CP.