Sentence examples for absolute cutoff date from inspiring English sources
"It is not and has never been the case that 1900 is an absolute cutoff date," a Tate spokesperson told the Telegraph, playing down any suggestion of a spat.
Schulman almost acknowledged as much in his statement by not setting an absolute amnesty cutoff date.
Supporters of both the relative age effect and the absolute age effect agree that children born after the cutoff date benefit from a higher level of maturity, but they differ in whether their advantage derived from a higher level of maturity at the initial stage persists into later life (Elder and Lubotsky 2009).
Dec. 12 is the cutoff date.
That cutoff date would be Sunday.
Yes, there is a cutoff date.
(The studies were published after the IPCC's cutoff date).
The cutoff date set by the Internal Revenue Service was Jan . 1 , 2006
The cutoff date for the preliminary results was 15 December.
The absolute cutoff age for being considered cool by the young boarders is 25.
