Sentence examples for That expiration from inspiring English sources

The biggest gotcha is that expiration date.

I was perhaps unusually primed to enjoy wastED, because my father, whose mother grew up in Depression-era Brooklyn, is the type of person who eats apple cores and thinks that expiration dates are Big Food conspiracies.

To the Editor: Many thanks for calling attention to the widely unappreciated fact that expiration dates should be heeded well in advance, and for explaining the help passport expediters can provide.

Moody's Analytics, for instance, estimates that expiration of the payroll tax holiday would shave 0.6 percentage point off economic growth, adjusted for inflation, in 2013 — and that the economy could safely stomach government spending cuts and tax increases totaling up to 1.5 percentage points of economic output.

(Some states require that expiration dates be printed in a certain font size, for example).

Knowing that expiration date will determine what size carton I'd purchase because I would need to be able to finish the milk by that date.

But the FBI and its supporters fear that the expiration of Section 215 will cut deeper than the loss of bulk collection.

When revocation is due to the fact that the expiration time has been reached, such a revocation can be deduced directly by all nodes since the expiration date is contained in the certificate.

We must send a message that visa expiration dates will be strongly enforced.

She lasted 95 days before he signaled that her expiration date had arrived.

On the same page, the memo said that the expiration of licenses in three countries would result in an "exposure" of 1.3 billion barrels.