Sentence examples for months which could from inspiring English sources

The maximum values of the uncertainties occur in warmer months, which could significantly impact the building energy balance.

It would be given by an injection every six months, which could make it easier for patients to remain on therapy.

Many card providers offer interest-free balance transfers for a number of months, which could give you a chance to clear your debt without accruing more interest.

The airmen also maintain that they can serve in the Middle East and manage the virus with a pill a day and blood tests every few months, which could be sent to a lab.

That would sideline him for about nine months, which could jeopardize his streak of finishing in the top 10 in M.V.P. voting in each of his first eight seasons.

Ms. Dazzo of Designed to Appeal said that when a house needs to be fully furnished, she recommends renting furnishings for at least six months, which could cost $1,000 to $2,500 a month or even more.

New accounting rules demand that they start valuing their equity portfolios at market value at the end of this month, which could constrain their ability to pay dividends out of retained earnings.

The idea of the program was that by giving underwater borrowers lower-interest government mortgages, thus reducing their monthly payments, they would be less likely to default and have more cash on hand each month, which could bolster the economy.

The job of customs man was highly desirable due to its high pay of five rupees per month (agricultural wages were around three rupees a month), which could be topped up with the proceeds from the sale of seized salt.

And that the unspeakable human costs that we have seen over the course of the last months and which could even grow if they fail to sit down are unacceptable to the global community," he said.

However, they tended to increase at 6 months onward, which could indicate reduced efficacy of the medication.