Sentence examples for These expiration from inspiring English sources
These expiration dates mean you need to do some planning.
Since 2006, no weeks prior to these expiration weeks came close to matching the return we just witnessed.
As these expiration weeks approach, those who sold the put positions could angle to keep these puts out of the money (i.e., propping Kroger above the 25 mark).
The combination of these expirations, which Mark Muro of the Brookings Institution calls a major, little-appreciated policy shift, and the latest temperature readings have not exactly left climate scientists brimming with cheer.
DuPont may well be the first of many acquisitions as Bristol Chief Executive Peter R. Dolan Peter R. Dolan looks to offset these expirations.
Also, patients with diabetes might receive more infectious mosquito bites: olfactory signals mediate mosquito attraction (14 ), and these, including expiration, are subtly altered in patients with type 2 diabetes mellitus (15 ).
"Any departure from this carefully crafted compromise will undoubtedly reduce support for it in the House and prolong the expiration of these intelligence tools, and I urge the Senate to pass the USA Freedom Act as is and without any further delay," Schiff said on Monday.
After the expiration day, these trading volumes decrease and prices increase.
Rapid urbanization renders it necessary to reduce the consumption of non-renewable natural resources drastically and also to limit the dumping of these materials after the expiration of their service life.
With an ever-moving estimated growth next year of only an approximate 2.5percentthethexpirationof of these cuts alone will send America off the cliff into another downward recession, which is where the term "fiscal cliff" derives.
TfL had announced that it would bid in late 2012 to have more involvement in these services after the expiration of Southeastern's franchise in early 2014, but the DfT announced in March 2013 that Southeastern's franchise was being extended until mid-2018.
