Sentence examples for months would make from inspiring English sources

But does he really think two more months would make a difference?

A few more months would make no difference and the islands are currently adequately protected.

"It's hooey that the three months would make a big difference," he said.

London last fall, or some circles of it, was filled with rumors about the decision that the judge in the lawsuit, one Dame Sonia Proudman, who had been considering the case for several months, would make.

The move, which is scheduled to take place in a few months, would make Corcoran the first of Manhattan's top residential real estate companies to stake out a beachhead north of 110th Street, according to industry analysts.

When I joined a dating service some years back, for instance, it seemed important to me, notwithstanding my ambivalence about the whole enterprise, to bill myself as a year younger than I actually was, as if those paltry 12 months would make the difference between finding or not finding a man.

Ten bucks a month would make all my Spotify problems go away.

It said it expected this work to take several months and would make a further announcement in "due course".

Because they don't want any political instability in the next few months that would make the Americans reconsider their withdrawal, they want to avoid Sunni discontent".

Then there would be further occasional, friendly meetings, and after another three or four months he would make his intentions more explicit.

In a matter of months, he would make a mark as one of the most important architects of the administration's legal strategy against foreign terrorism.