Sentences with phrase «for more than a couple of weeks»
For bottle - fed babies who have watery stools for more than a couple of weeks, consult your doctor about changing her formula.
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At first, he couldn't stay away for more than a couple of weeks.
If you've been a member of the cryptocommunity for more than a couple of weeks, you've probably heard the term «hard fork» thrown around.
This is probably going to be pretty rare as long as all of the above information was followed correctly, but if you are losing 3 or more pounds per week for more than a couple of weeks in a row, you may be losing weight too quickly.
Lived with anyone who was mentally ill or suicidal, or severely depressed for more than a couple of weeks; 5.
It's normal for these diagnoses to be emotional, but if mood changes linger for more than a couple of weeks, you might have depression.
If you do NOT fit into the «above - averagely obese» category and were still losing weight at this rate for more than a couple of weeks in a row, chances are the maintenance level estimate was a bit too low or you just miscalculated how many calories you were consuming and ended up accidentally consuming less than you should have been.
It is, like many a middling modern summer movie, two hours of sensory engagement that isn't designed to catch people's attentions for more than a couple of weeks.
The only thing that I would add is that most sellers, like those who do not vote in elections, are either too lazy or too busy to take on the responsibilities and time commitments to flesh out relevant information in order to try to sell on their own (for more than a couple of weeks as a trial period).
If you've been a member of the cryptocommunity for more than a couple of weeks, you've probably heard the term «hard...
Did [S.C.] ever live with anyone who was mentally ill or suicidal, or severely depressed for more than a couple of weeks?
Juventus has already had to deal with him missing out on important Champions League fixtures, and now is not the time to make that into a trend and have him out for more than a couple of weeks.