Sentence examples for weeks from high-quality English sources.

• For Moderna, it's four weeks apart.

• Statutory maternity pay (SMP) is payable for 39 weeks.

• Megawati has hinted in recent weeks as much in recent weeks, calling herself at 66 “old” and “a grandmother.”

• “The appeals process could take weeks and weeks and weeks, to the point where people have already missed their places.

• States like Michigan and Kansas, which usually offer fewer weeks of payments, recently raised their maximum allowances to 26 weeks.

• Under Indian law, abortion is legal up to 20 weeks, except in cases involving rape, incest or a minor, when it can be extended to 24 weeks.

• Most dermatologists said you'll need to use retinol for a few weeks before you see results, but you should see improvements by 12 weeks with most products.

• That's because two weeks would be taken up by opposition parties trying to form a government, plus a further five weeks to dissolve Parliament for the campaign.

Use weeks in a sentence.

• "They were infected three weeks ago, four weeks ago, five weeks ago, six weeks ago, but they had the virus, they developed the antibodies and they are now recovered."

• Most states pay benefits for 26 weeks, but some have cut their benefits: Michigan, Missouri and South Carolina pay benefits for 20 weeks; Arkansas pays for 16 weeks; and Alabama pays for 14 weeks.

• Abortion is legal in Northern Ireland up to 12 weeks (compared with 24 weeks in England) but four of the five trusts are only providing abortion pills up to 10 weeks, and none between 10 and 12 weeks.

• The Biden campaign in recent weeks has pressed particularly aggressively into Florida, airing nearly $15 million in advertising in the last three weeks of August, more than it had spent in the preceding eight weeks combined.

• If the economy stays shut down, "that's going to be a dire reality for cannabis because none of these companies have strong enough balance sheets to survive a broader shut down of the industry, whether it's two weeks, three weeks, or four weeks.

• Shadow health secretary Jonathan Ashworth told MPs in the Commons that a full national lockdown "stretching for weeks and weeks" would "be disastrous for society", but that a lockdown of between two and three weeks could help "take back control of the virus".

• "Every decision that I've made that has been thought to be premature or overly aggressive in a week or two weeks or three weeks has looked prophetic," Suarez told Insider by phone from his Miami home, where he was finishing a quarantine of more than two weeks.

• "Every decision that I've made that has been thought to be premature or overly aggressive, in a week or two weeks or three weeks has looked prophetic," Suarez told Insider by phone from his Miami home, where he was finishing a quarantine of more than two weeks.

weeks sentence examples

• Overall, just six percent of Michiganders surveyed believe the state should re-open immediately, while 24% said it should re-open after four to six weeks, 16% said it should re-open after six to eight weeks, and 23% said Michigan should re-open after eight weeks.

• It is not clear how far advanced exactly the pregnancy was, with local sources saying the woman was 24 weeks pregnant, while Reuters news agency said she was 27 weeks pregnant and Agence France Press agency reporting she had the C-section after 26 weeks of gestation.

• “What we see is a really high effectiveness right after two weeks, between two weeks to four weeks after vaccine, already high effectiveness of 85 percent reduction of symptomatic infection,” Gili Regev-Yochay, co-author of the study, told a small group of journalists.

• "Either eight weeks or 24 weeks." — Darrin Williams, CEO of Southern Bancorp (Note: Business owners can use the money to bring employees back and continue operations for 8 weeks and then apply for forgiveness, or use it to do the same fro 24 weeks before applying for forgiveness.)