Sentence examples for months which may from inspiring English sources

Specifically, the initial benefit period is at least 4 months, which may be extended in 2-month increments up to a maximum of 2 years, depending on the worker's employment record.

In February, the Colombian ministry of health advised women to consider delaying pregnancy for six months, which may have played a role.

Several other big publishers are set to start negotiations with Amazon over similar issues in the next few months, which may result in renewed conflict.

The euro is projected to reach $1.50 in the coming months, which may be one reason, Beck says, that "people are booking more and more at the last minute".

Just to take one example, Italy's forecast for 2012 has been marked down to just 0.3 percent — and even in the best case, credit availability in Italy will probably get tighter over the coming months, which may further slow growth.

As ideologues steeped in almost 1,400 years of Islamic scholarship, Maqdisi and Abu Qatada tend to the long view – for them, the proper perspective on al-Qaida's present crisis is one of decades rather than months, which may explain their relative optimism about its possibility for renewal.

On Monday the Rugby Football Union's outgoing grand panjandrum pointed out that his current contract is only for six months, which may mean that he is not entitled to the reported extra £250,000 for his part in creating a record profit of £8.7m for the governing body in the most recent financial year.

The median survival for untreated patients is 1 to 2 months, which may be extended to 6 months with conventional radiotherapy and chemotherapy.

3.41pm It's a feast of sportspeople and soapstars on primetime BBC1 for the next three months (which may, or may not be a good thing – depending on your viewpoint) – and it all begins tonight with the launch of Strictly.

In desert biomes, on the other hand, the summer months, which may be periods of reduced food availability, intense heat, or extreme aridity, stimulate some desert organisms to become dormant.

When compared to those living in tropical areas, populations in the northern regions have much lower production of vitamin D in summer months which may lead to a weak physiological baseline at the beginning of winter.